Sentence examples for distinct from mine from inspiring English sources
Now that he's in middle school, with friends and school and a life quite distinct from mine (in other words, if I'm really lucky he'll let me sit on the same sofa with him while he watches Bones) I get all kinds of writing done.
For by the assertion that I "am conscious of the synthesis of them," i.e., of these representations, Kant may mean only that I am conscious that they stand in a certain intimate relation to one another, for instance, that that they are integrated with each other in a way distinct from how mine are integrated with yours, which does not require co-consciousness (Pereboom 1995).
Our approach, wherein data is sourced from a volunteer, consented cohort, is distinct from data mining of web content where users have no voice, control or opportunity for follow-up.
How far this reduction can be attributed to MRE as distinct from de-mining is difficult to estimate but, as highlighted above, there is a clear link between MRE and risk awareness.
Metal solubilities were compared in two chemically distinct mine tailings from the old Mining District of Cartagena-La Unión (SE Spain).
I'll call you from mine". Within 30 seconds, a steady and distinct ring led the owner to the precise spot where his phone had fallen, just as the curtain was rising on the first act.
The oldest copierinvented by people is language, the device bywhich an idea of yours becomes an idea of mine.We are distinct from chimpanzees because speech,through its irrepressible power of reproduction,multiplied our thoughts into thinking.
This finding suggests processes of land use change within mining regions are distinct from those found elsewhere and, as such, land management policies should reflect this.
His office is upstairs from mine.
But their stories also differed from mine.
