Sentence examples for distinct from everything from inspiring English sources
"These animals are distinct from everything else during the time period," said one of the researchers, Christian A.
Yet even with something as ostensibly conventional as a literary adaptation, this movie is so distinct from everything and everyone else, and watching it is like encountering a higher order of film-making, more advanced and evolved.
"It was a bit of a surprise to find that they're distinct from everything else".
The earlier you are as a social product, the more your word choice should be different and distinct from everything else out there.
For everything can be conceived of in terms of a relative concept, since everything is identical with itself and distinct from everything else.
Concretists are obviously not actualists (on their understanding of 'actual', at any rate).[33] Indeed, for the concretist, since individuals are worldbound, everything that exists in any nonactual possible world is distinct from everything in the actual world.
Having him at such a distinct extreme from everything that I am or want to be or that my people are — that brings a certain peace to me when I see him").
(Amid her own recent travails, Williams, too, has been trying to practice the discipline of gratitude. She explains, "I try and be grateful for the fact that there is an Al D'Amato. Having him at such a distinct extreme from everything that I am or want to be or that my people are — that brings a certain peace to me when I see him").
It's been a long time coming and it's finally here: Microsoft has released their eagerly awaited Windows Phone 7, a distinct break from everything that came before and a complete overhaul of Microsoft's aged OS.
But sex, a pleasure more intense than others but not fundamentally distinct from them, is everything in "Ulysses".
9. Pan-en-theists claim that God is within the many things of the material world (i.e., everything) but distinct from the many things of the material world (i.e., everything).
