The book posits a golden age of the gracious South: a time when there were individual slaves but which was somehow distinct from the later age of institutionalized slavery: No wonder Welty had to write this as a fairy tale.
In the thought of Plato and Aristotle, however, there was a clear philosophical conception of the soul as an entity that is somehow distinct from the body and is also the seat of functions like thought, perception, and desire.
But there are times when I finger its deep groove (a new nervous tic), those six beautiful hours in the emergency room flicker in my head, and I am reminded how close I am to an alternate world in which I am happy, a world that occupies the same space as this one but is somehow distinct from it.
They imply that today's activists are somehow distinct from older white supremacist cultures, when in fact most historians would agree that the term was created by the movement to rebrand white supremacism and mask or water down connections with a much older racist movement.
A variant on this idea is that the form of the self-antigen expressed in the thymus is somehow distinct from the peripherally expressed antigen [11].
Although the detected bat-derived sequences are somehow distinct from sequences of other USUV strains, a spillover infection from birds or another, yet unrecognized, host cannot be ruled out.
It highlights a curious philosophy; that there are movies and there are films, and the two are somehow distinct.
The process is somehow distinct and yet contributes to the experience of the visitors of outpatient clinics.
Greenberg is surely right that images are not somehow distinct from "reality" — especially in political life, where projecting the appropriate image at the appropriate moment is part of leadership, whatever the politician says or does off camera.
Or is the property of being robust yellow somehow distinct from the properties of being strong or moderate or grayish yellow?
