Sentence examples for apparently distinctive from inspiring English sources

But deeper awareness arose by considering humans' apparently distinctive mental traits and behaviors.

Problems emerge, however, when it comes to explaining the apparently distinctive nature of moral thinking.

If thinking that something is good or right is a matter of attributing to the thing some natural property or other, then what explains the apparently distinctive nature of moral thought?

Again, by just visual inspection, it can be observed that the voice data between different classes are apparently distinctive in the FM group and in the LR group.

But not, apparently, a distinctive one.

Princess Eugenie, currently eighth in line to the throne, has been photographed apparently wearing the distinctive red thread that devotees ties around their left wrist, although Weston declines to be drawn on this, saying only that he has "many connections with many royal families around the world".

SEM photographs clearly show the distinctive, apparently branching, filamentous micro-texture (Fig. 3a).

What gave him away to fellow ministers, apparently, was his highly distinctive ringtone.

Inscriptions from Gupta times onward also refer to monklike orders of Shaiva ascetics, apparently living according to distinctive disciplines and with distinguishing garments and emblems.

Apparently, these two physically distinctive hominin species managed to conduct a long coexistence in the limited confines of the Levant for upward of 50 millennia.

One boy gained admission despite an academic prediction of 70 because "there was apparently something manly and distinctive about him that had won over both his alumni and staff interviewers".