Sentence examples for be fairly distinct from inspiring English sources
But what is clear is that during the early-modern period of Japanese intellectual history, Confucianism and Buddhism came to be fairly distinct philosophical forces, with much critical antipathy issuing from the Confucian camp.
Furthermore, acne lesions tend to be fairly distinct.
Until now those categories have been fairly distinct from one another.
Miami's airport is fairly distinct from most of America's other big city airports in that it is in the thick of the city.
The commercial, in this case, is fairly distinct: a six-year assignment from the investment bank Goldman Sachs, which hired him to document the construction of its new headquarters downtown.
There have been two basic approaches by security vendors, and until recently, these have been fairly distinct product lines.
As we can see the physical changes are fairly distinct – for one, you don't have the bottom plastic condom from the old iPhone.
These results indicate that the Besant and Avonlea point types are fairly distinct from one another, suggesting two sub-networks in a larger network of making projectile points.
(Not coincidentally, this language is very consistent with the language he used as a candidate in 2008. It is fairly distinct from the language he has used for much of his first two years in office, where partisanship has been more the rule than the exception).
This cluster consists of genes having SoxR-dependent and independent transcriptional modulation, because the overall pattern is fairly distinct with respect to the other clusters.
