Sentence examples for distinct presence from inspiring English sources

Worse, there's a distinct presence of tomato.

And every member in the crowd scenes emerges as a distinct presence.

Most people seem to feel there's somehow a distinct presence or threat of violence [in your work].

I found several fumé blancs in which oak was a distinct presence, but not the dominant voice.

Walter Abish, though he has published relatively late and little, projects a distinct presence in contemporary letters, in part because of the black triangular eye patch that distinguishes his photograph on book jackets.

By John Updike Walter Abish, though he has published relatively late and little, projects a distinct presence in contemporary letters, in part because of the black triangular eye patch that distinguishes his photograph on book jackets.

Although Ramm (RSC) and Lesser (BBC2) are physically distinct presences – the former broad and heavy; the latter slight and light – their Thomas Mores are both dark, sneaky schemers, because that is Mantel's revisionist interpretation of the man who had previously been dramatically immortalised as a saint by Paul Scofield in A Man for All Seasons.

Even so, he remains a distinct authorial presence, and not only in his sparse narration.

Not yet 30, Heywood was already a distinct Whitehall presence: even younger-looking than his years, floppy-haired, skinny verging on gaunt, often speaking in a discreet murmur but intimidatingly confident, still a ferocious smoker.

With the Home Office launching a new visa system that allows Chinese tourists to make multiple visits over a two-year period, and school and university applications rising every year, the distinct Chinese presence in the city is surely only going to grow.

However, the weak, but distinct epidermal presence of SEP3 GFP in the inflorescence meristem and stage 1 flower buds has not been reported before.