Sentence examples for be in a distinct from inspiring English sources

This is a game where uncapped players will be in a distinct minority.

Suri must be in a distinct minority of modern American historians who consider both the rebuilding of the South and the occupation of the Philippines to be successes.

I have always maintained that I'd rather spend my time while my guests are there talking to them, rather than loading the dishwasher, but I seem to be in a distinct minority.

Clifton Chenier would come to the San Francisco area and play shows for the folk crowd, but most of us knew that he delivered the real goods in those church halls, where our white faces would be in a distinct minority.

Some of the zones are not even in zones anymore: the Pataki administration has moved away from the notion that each zone must be in a distinct, contiguous geographic area and now doles out tax benefits to businesses scattered across wide areas where some land parcels qualify for the zone benefits and others do not.

He was in a distinct minority, Mr. Wright said.

But the participants are in a distinct minority, with a sign-up rate of only about 2percentt in programs run by utilities.

Thomas Jefferson was in a distinct minority when he declared, "I am not among those who fear the people.

"We have the good fortune of being in a distinct geographic area that is big but not too big," Mr. Saffo said.

Those two dissenting participants were in a distinct minority when it came to the subject of evolution's relevance to medicine.

This indicates that the two-dimensional ultrathin film was in a distinct non-equilibrium state right after spreading a solution on the water surface.