Sentence examples for be more distinct from inspiring English sources

It could hardly be more distinct.

The two films could hardly be more distinct.

At first glance it would seem that the lives and interests of the two painters could hardly be more distinct.

Though the catwalk and football field could not be more distinct, its fans sometimes overlap.

Unlike the fictional-feature-film industry, where job titles tend to be more distinct (editors edit, camera operators operate cameras and so on), nonfiction credits are more fluid.

Comparisons have been made with Spielberg, and there are sprinkles of "The Sugarland Express," "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," and "E.T.," yet he and Nichols could not be more distinct in their emotional signatures.

The two sides of the Massey bridge over Coal River could not be more distinct--and a startling wake-up call to the nation.

I was expecting something that was more distinct.

But his cannily calculated videos are more distinct, if a little short on artistic nutrients.

I think it is partly being an island nation; it means our history is more distinct.

As with any other people here today, the ghosts of Challenger were more distinct today for Mr. Camera.