Sentence examples for distinct from what from inspiring English sources

At that kind of level, what you find in the UK is distinct from what you find in Italy, is distinct from what you find in Finland".

We are atomically distinct from what we were when we were young.

This pattern was distinct from what we saw for nurse and physician respondents.

The fingerprinting pattern of NT-1 line is quite distinct from what was reported in the 2004 Science article.

Advocates for the other four say the group is distinct from what they classify dismissively as "animals".

Is this allegation good or bad for the public interest, as distinct from what the public may find mildly amusing?

GL: There's a huge difference between relating who people were as very much distinct from what they did.

The Southwest, including part of California, is an area apart, producing art distinct from what is often called "Western Americana".

"There's no motive, no separable 'will to plasticity' that's distinct from what it means to be part of that society".

Clearly, the long-term direction that the Conservatives have in mind is distinct from what Labour wants to see.

But is it legitimate to do so as a matter of public interest, as distinct from what the public might be interested in.