These are all distinct incidents that took place under particular circumstances in differing locales.
The characters – who, on most other shows, would be simple joke-delivery systems – are all distinct and well-rounded.
Thus, for Maddy the various sets built up out of this egg-stuff are all distinct from the aggregate itself.
Fables employ protagonists who are all distinct edges and turns, and polished to an instructive sheen hardly found in other kinds of contemporary fiction.
For serious Biblical scholars, truth is a nuanced affair; contrary to popular understanding, inerrancy, infallibility, and literalism are all distinct positions.
"In theory, they could all just go chugging along on their own schedule because they are all distinct," said Susan Low Bloch, a Georgetown University law professor.
Ms. Prieto Arenas's subjects are all distinct people: they come from different places in Mexico, live in different parts of New York and have different quirks and tastes.
Some Sikhs were handing out fliers titled, "Five facts you may not have known about Sikhism!" (Fact No. 4: "Sikhism, Hinduism and Islam are all distinct religions with many different beliefs").
His fiction is extremely funny and absolutely serious, his control over language and character so assured that the array of first-person narrators in these dozen stories — combat grunts, a desk-bound officer, a beleaguered State Department official, a Marine chaplain — are all distinct and persuasive.
Zumthor embraced the ruins and the chapel, wrapping a perforated brick facade like a cloak around both, and also around the museum, the discreet entrance to which opens onto galleries that, as with the baths, are all distinct but feel custom-made for the art, just as the art, uplifted by the most sensitive architecture, feels as if it were made for the rooms.
