Sentence examples for becomes more distinct from inspiring English sources

The four capitalised letters of his name are knitted into the range, with the pointelle on mesh cropped tops designed in such a way that the word becomes more distinct when touched by rain or sweat.

As we bear down on it, the scene becomes more distinct but also more urgent and vital, until at last the trees rush before us in a passing blur.

As the condition of being a "European" becomes more distinct, so the legal relationship of Europeans to the governments of Europe-the EU governing organs and the various Member States-will demand more clarity.

A reduction of the final grain size after extrusion, mainly caused by the influence of intermetallic particles is observed, which becomes more distinct for higher alloying contents and low extrusion temperature.

Mr Lodge notes that English voters "feel they get a raw deal out of the union" and increasingly identify as English rather than British adding that both trends will become more pronounced as Scotland becomes more distinct.

It can be found that here, the Fano antiresonance becomes more distinct, including that at the Dirac point.

As Farnsworth made some adjustments, the line became more distinct.

These two nanophases became more distinct with increasing block length.

Over the season, the residents who fear and idolize Ben have become more distinct and likable.

Then the footprints became more distinct and we realized that they had toes.

In the second gallery their visions become more distinct but share an element of science fiction.