Sentence examples for becomes distinct from inspiring English sources

The more that any religion becomes distinct from the culture around it, the weaker and weirder it becomes.

The xylem also becomes distinct, the thickenings appearing first in the upper part of the extension zone.

But when you're in front it's all about sound: your breathing becomes distinct, and so does the rhythm of your stride.

The diseased part may at first be discoloured and cold to the touch; later it becomes distinct from nearby healthy tissue, turning dark and dry.

When the excess iodine is washed, the r.R. spectrum in the low-frequency range remains unchanged, but the high-frequency region becomes distinct.

It actually begins at the first ray of dawn, or, as it says in the Koran, "when the white thread of day becomes distinct from the blackness of night".

Moving independently, they become distinct as individuals.

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

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.