Sentence examples for distinct enough that from inspiring English sources
The tornado, dropping out of the sky like a huge, black vacuum, was distinct enough that we could watch its progress on our TVs.
But there is a strong argument that the two conspiracies here, interfering with a grand jury and lying to federal investigators, are distinct enough that a new prosecution could be brought.
They'll say yes, but with a lack of enthusiasm just distinct enough that I'll know they don't really want to and are just too polite to decline, and then I'll feel vaguely guilty the whole time we're having coffee because it'll be clear that they'd rather not be there.
The tonal differences between Mr. Peterson and the Tea Party crowd -- he is measured, they are loud; he is patrician, they are populist -- are distinct enough that he himself admitted last week to an odd, even aloof, ignorance of the group.
The external buttons are well placed and distinct enough that you won't hit the end button when you're trying to hit the back button.
Essential's industrial design is unique and distinct enough that it seems like a good fit, but it'll be interesting to see how it impacts overall sales numbers for the smartphone startup.
It is too soon to tell if JetBlue will cannibalize Southwest's customer base; some industry experts say that Long Beach, a city of about 462,000, might represent a distinct enough market that the two carriers end up serving different customers.
Even the COGs that belong to the same functional class (for example, A1/A2 and D1/D2) have very distinctive patterns, distinct enough to place them in distant phylogenetic branches.
"The mission of each institution is distinct enough," she said, "that we'll all carry on peacefully".
However, only for the low spatial frequency stimulus this was distinct enough to permit reliable decoding that was significantly better than chance.
Common tan tattoo stickers can include a heart, star, cross, a pair of lips, or anything that is distinct enough to leave a recognizable shape.
