Sentence examples for be of a distinct from inspiring English sources

But the Administration's policy toward Muslims has, at times, seemed to be of a distinct nature.

Nonetheless, the presence of sequences obtained from VIROAF73 (envelope) and from VIROAF74 (NS5B), which aligned with WNV lineage 2, suggests that the WNV in the two specimens might be of a distinct strain since WNV lineage 2 is usually found in sub-Saharan Africa and Madagascar.

"It looks like the [UK's trees] are of a distinct genetic stock.

Closely related are the Hoare, Smyth and Plotkin powerdomain while the probabilistic powerdomain is of a distinct different structure.

Travel is ugly, but its externalities are of a distinct and powerful beauty.

Clinical trials results suggest the possibility that some of these unresponsive tumours are of a distinct phenotype from the responsive angiogenic tumours (Gasparini et al, 2005).

Of the homes that have come on board, there's evidence of a distinct lack of investment in some facilities".

Gidda is mindful of a distinct lack of diversity and hopes her recent appearance on Saturday Kitchen might encourage young Asian women to consider a career in cooking.

The carpel and stamen are part of a distinct group not correlated with any other tissue.

Our anatomical findings suggest that AIV, while adjacent to Ad, is part of a distinct, largely non-overlapping, anatomical circuit.

The dictionary definition of niche is simple: a distinct segment of the market.