Sentence examples for a very distinct purpose from inspiring English sources

As a society with a history of rule by man that stretches back centuries, the law in China serves a very distinct purpose.

"It was a very distinct sound.

I had a very distinct vision.

"It's a very distinct shape," he said.

"He's got a very distinct style," said Mr. Broder.

"There's a very distinct sound when a bullet hits a body.

He will say the Lib Dems have a very distinct identity as a party.

"Paddlefish caviar has a very distinct taste and a slightly muddy flavor," Mr. Mitchell said.

So there is a connection, but there's also a very distinct cultural space".

It's a very distinct paradigm, unfamiliar to most people who haven't studied science.

It is obvious that there is a very distinct difference between the two positions.