Sentence examples for be someone distinct from inspiring English sources

All over this city you can go to the movies can hurry stop buy a bunch of lavender, a book, pastry, be someone distinct true personal and new.

Of course over the ensuing decades I have learned that there is a distinct difference between being someone who is able to coordinate a sandcastle playoff and someone who throws sand in the faces of anyone who doesn't fall immediately into line.

I remember having the strange and distinct feeling that this was someone I was supposed to meet.

Ashley Williams [fashion designer and Purcell collaborator] is someone who effortlessly channels that, but not as a distinct obsession: it's part of a menu to draw on".

Further, the fact that illegalization does not hinge on a particular legal system means that whether someone is illegalized is completely distinct from whether someone is illegal.

Here, someone is banging someone.

"I'm just looking for new blood that's not tied to any roots, someone who's completely distinct from the system," Mr. Thompson said.

This was a distinct novelty for someone deep into his sixties.

"What he is seeking to protect is his distinct reputation as someone who has consistently supported equal treatment of homosexual people and indeed people generally.

For instance, it was argued that the act of perceiving a state of affairs and the act of meaning it with a linguistic expression are not of the same genus and that both acts are further distinct from informing someone about this state of affairs or from enjoying it.

And Laurence Fox is a droll Cecil, Lucy's uninterested fiancé; their spectacularly awkward first kiss leaves the distinct impression that he'd rather be kissing someone more manly.