Sentence examples for distinct from them from inspiring English sources

He takes the mind to be a "perceiving, active being" which itself is not "any one of my ideas, but a thing entirely distinct from them, wherein they exist or, which is the same thing, whereby they are perceived" (ibid).. From these stipulations he derives his most fundamental and famous claim (1) that "the existence of an idea consists in being perceived" (ibid).

But sex, a pleasure more intense than others but not fundamentally distinct from them, is everything in "Ulysses".

The Finnish HLA landscape was more homogenous than the 3 other studied populations, but also genetically distinct from them.

This synergetic strategy integrates the advantages of both of these traditional approaches, while being clearly distinct from them.

But in doing so, he discovers simultaneously his own capacity for murder; distinct from them, he shares their humanity and, in potential at least, their sin.

Under this system, you could probably not get something more fundamentally subversive than comics, because they dare to suggest that words are not superior to pictures nor distinct from them.

And the creator or cause of them has been satisfactorily proven to be distinct from them-and may therefore be called a fourth principle?

Shiffrin (1999), however, holds that harming someone to save them from a greater harm is morally distinct from harming them to impose a "pure benefit" on them.

But trying to buy the nails is not distinct from buying them in the way that buying them is distinct from building the birdhouse.

But special treatment for the mighty (as distinct from putting them down from their seats) raises a particular problem for me.

Theoretically this definition is acceptable, if we interpret "manuscript" as "source," but in practice the making of conjectures, as distinct from testing them, is intelligent guesswork.