Sentence examples for distinct communities from inspiring English sources

An artist whose collaborations and communal efforts since his first recordings in 2001 have connected otherwise distinct communities, Darlington's mostly instrumental beat music has reveled at the intersection of handcrafted analog sound and new technology.

"It's 32 distinct communities," Mr. Weprin said.

Were parts of it ever distinct communities or subcultures?

While some new councils cover distinct communities, others don't.

Like its diverse restaurant offerings, Highland Park is made up of distinct communities and interest groups.

Wild chimps are reclusive, live in remote jungle areas and form geographically distinct communities.

They were originally created to serve distinct communities of people, like union workers.

Other hardwoods, forming distinct communities, are Combretum and Terminalia, which are better suited to the drier areas.

People in other areas, like El Barrio on the East Side and Washington Heights on the West Side, want to be recognized as distinct communities, too.

Listening to this election campaign it is striking how much of it is seen in terms of an appeal to very distinct communities.

This, rather than racism, makes an exploration of the relationship between trouble and the presence of different and fairly distinct communities worth exploring.