Sentence examples for bit more distinct from inspiring English sources
So we go into Week Three of MLS, with the first indicators of early season form beginning to appear that little bit more distinct.
Those lines became a bit more distinct last week after a multiracial group of protesters disrupted a scheduled Trump rally in Chicago.
After exploring the park a bit more it became clear the Orangefest crowd was made up of two distinct factions.
However, the use of a text-classification system on this is a bit more problematic in the most straight-forward approach each number would be considered a distinct token and treated as a word.
There are two kinds: yellow and white, the former slightly runnier, with a distinct subtle tang and chopped tomatillo and serrano, the latter a bit more creamy, offset by jalapeño and roasted poblano.
The Logitech Revue seems a bit more consumer-friendly where the Sony Google TV Blu-ray player has Sony's distinct industrial feel throughout the hardware and the software.
It's all a bit more complicated than they'd have liked, acknowledge Young and Wilson, but has been the only way to manage each distinct element of the project.
I would like to have known a bit more about compulsive hoarding – does it fall under the obsessive-compulsive-disorder umbrella, is it considered to be a distinct disorder, what studies have been done, etc.
Sometimes a bit more rounded than a classic tapered leg, and frequently set at an angle, Mid-Century Modern tapered legs have a distinct profile shape that instantly marks their vintage.
