Sentence examples for became distinct from inspiring English sources

Back in Victorian Britain the sporting spheres for men and women became distinct.

These kinds of dynamics have shaped the show throughout its run: after the Latina actresses spoke up, the writers gave their characters specific ethnicities — and the Dominicans became distinct from the Puerto Ricans and the Mexicans.

After the barbarian invasions of the Roman Empire from the 4th century on, fashions in secular dress changed, and thus the clergy became distinct in matters of dress from the laity.

But they went their separate ways the one east, the other west before their mitochondrial DNA (which is separate from the DNA of the cell nucleus, and passes intact from mother to offspring) became distinct.

Julia, for whom this trip was also a project for her 12th-grade photography class, focused her camera on the city as bits and pieces of it became distinct, framed by the cross-braced girders of the elevated main span on the Oregon side.

In Brandenburg, which was governed by an elector (a prince with a right to elect the Holy Roman emperor) and which later formed the basis of the Prussian state, they became distinct entities only at the beginning of the 17th century.

Moving independently, they become distinct as individuals.

But faces that would normally have blurred past had become distinct, particular.

The new style at Castello di Borghese/Hargrave Vineyard has become distinct, and it is distinctly favorable.

The study of religion, and the philosophy, become distinct interests after that.

The five fourur men and a woman — become distinct personalities over time.