Sentence examples for distinct books from inspiring English sources

As he prepares each draft - there can be as many as 14 - two distinct books, as opposed to an original and a translation, eventually emerge.

The name Wehha is included in tallies of the ruling Wuffingas dynasty: the name appears as Ƿehh Ƿilhelming - Wehha Wilhelming - in the East Anglian tally from the Textus Roffensis, an important collection of Anglo-Saxon laws and Rochester Cathedral registers that has survived in the form of two distinct books that were bound together in the 13th century.

St . Marys College of California and Notre Dame have distinct great-books programs.

Even from a distance, it had a distinct burned-book fragrance, though minus the odious implications.

Each of these objects could be portrayed in one of two distinct states (open book versus closed book, as shown in Fig. 3).

If a company has BlackBerry's corporate software suite, separate worlds can be created on each phone: personal and work, with distinct calendars, address books, wallpaper and even app collections.

Jefferson was a man who had a distinct passion for books and reading.

Their nominal constituency, the hundred and twenty thousand New Yorkers who ride bicycles every day, comprises three distinct types — commuters (book editors, say, wearing cargo pants), exercisers (lawyers in spandex), and messengers (streetwise minorities without health care) — whose agendas overlap only loosely.

So we can have distinct inconsistent world-books, taken as sets of mutually inconsistent propositions, representing intuitively distinct impossibilities.

It earns its place on the stage, feeling distinct from both the books and the screen adaptations.

Indeed, so fertile is this idea, so appealing is it as an object of inquiry, we may even speak of a distinct category of recent books devoted to elaborations of it.