Sentence examples for distinct more from inspiring English sources

When I switched the headphones back, and the piano line was once again in my left ear, it was distinct, more discernible and I could feel my forehead relax.

"Do you want me to come?" He could see himself with Joy Halloran, in her bedroom and elsewhere — she was the sort of person Lilli would never be, and he could see himself making a life with her, only it was a more distinct, more real version of himself.

On the contrary, the rhetoric of the ELSI – post-ELSI dichotomy stands in danger of strangling ELSI activities, turning them into a distinct, more or less unified field defined within specific disciplinary capacities in ways that can weaken the normative vigour of ELSI.

The endemic Lord Howe Island subspecies has a distinct, more melodious call.

In these trees, Xav lies between the X. oryzae clade and Xac, and Xac occupies a distinct, more distant branch.

infection with F. tularensis subsp. novicida, a strain with a distinct, more biologically active LPS, and which is more highly virulent in mice than the LVS strain [10], TLR4 does not contribute significantly to host protection against this strain either.

They saw themselves as distinct from more religiously motivated settlers in the West Bank and Gaza.

In this vacuum, artists have developed their own styles, distinct from more global trends.

The map was replaced by one that was "less graphically distinct but more geographically true".

This panhandler request, so distinct from more worthy entreaties, actually works.

The fourth type, axopodia, is distinct, being more complex and characteristic of certain specialized protists.