Sentence examples for distinct from everything else from inspiring English sources

"These animals are distinct from everything else during the time period," said one of the researchers, Christian A.

"It was a bit of a surprise to find that they're distinct from everything else".

For everything can be conceived of in terms of a relative concept, since everything is identical with itself and 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.

It is from this perspective that "one thinks of oneself as an individual facing a world, as a subject distinct from everything else"; it is what enables us "to conceive of one's body and mental states as one's own" (ibid.: 60, 4).

Though simpler ideas are generally easier to make clear and distinct, simplicity is not a requirement: "A concept is not any more distinct because we include less in it; its distinctness simply depends on our carefully distinguishing what we do include in it from everything else" (Prin. 1 63, AT 8a:31; cf. Prin. 1 45).

They come from everything else.

"It's so different from everything else we work on".

Her success kept her wonderfully distracted from everything else.

EVERYTHING that exists, taught Aristotle, is the same as itself, and is different from everything else.

"We cannot separate man from everything else.