Sentence examples for different and distinctly from inspiring English sources

A quite different and distinctly modern type of dissection deserves brief mention, the so-called squaring the square, or squared rectangles.

The French affichistes had made paintings from torn and defaced commercial ads in the fifties, but Bradford's merchant posters sing a different and distinctly American song, about people who live on the fringes and make their lives up from day to day.

The martini is sublime, and distinctly different from gin versions.

At each stage plantains are not only useful but wonderful, and at each stage, there's an appropriate (and distinctly different) way to prepare them.

Indoors, one misses his magical play with found situations, materials and color, but the two installations here have their own impressive and distinctly different sculptural effects.

Some paleoanthropologists classify these two species as Australopithecus, but they appear to be closely related and distinctly different from other australopiths.

Attempts to both exploit and regulate digital connectivity have revealed deeply rooted and distinctly different notions of where and how to draw the virtual boundaries of market access, citizen autonomy and privacy — even within the West.

Similarly colored passerines such as Scarlet Tanager (Piranga olivacea) and Summer Tanager (P. rubra) can be ruled out by their much larger size, thicker bill structure, and distinctly different vocalizations.

From Malaysia to Indonesia to Vietnam, the graffiti subculture is rich and communal, and distinctly different from each other.

Higher plants lack FDPs and distinctly different mechanisms have evolved for photoprotection of PSII.

Paediatric oncology is, by its very nature, a unique and distinctly different medical speciality to all other oncological practice.