Sentence examples for distinct from another from inspiring English sources

(Wilker's site is distinct from another baseball card Web site, Cardboardgods.com).

Or top fundraiser Wayne Berman at Ogilvy Government Relations  (distinct from another WPP subsidiary, Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide).

That's because "derriere la grange" — behind the barn — a small parcel of land produces a Burgundy distinct from another 50 yards away.

This also makes the strategy distinct from another recent cancer electrotherapy, tumor-treating fields18, whereby, an alternating EF is used and the effect on cell viability is frequency dependent and requires fields that alternate in the 100 300 kHz range.

The question is distinct from another much argued at the Bar, whether petitioners are precluded by the provisions of the Wagner Act from maintaining an independent suit in a district court to set aside the Board's action because contrary to the statute, and because it inflicts on petitioners an actionable injury otherwise irreparable.

For Descartes, one thing is really distinct from another just in case it can be conceived apart from that other.

According to some they are really distinct from one another and enter into real composition with one another.

The city was almost completely stopped, its very few sounds muffled yet perfectly distinct from one another: a rumbling snowplow somewhere, a car's horn, a man on another street shouting several faint syllables.

The Croatian dialects are quite distinct from one another.

"Do you see how the colors of the fields are distinct from one another?" he asked.

Until now those categories have been fairly distinct from one another.