Sentence examples for distinct than from inspiring English sources

I have had much more seminal changes, much more distinct than 40.

The lexical categories of Altaic languages are less distinct than in other families.

For Vinny Testaverde, the new offense is more tangible than a concept and far more distinct than a synonym.

Or he might have said it was something more distinct than a variety and less than a genus.

[Ganymede, Io and Europa are three large moons of Jupiter.] You can't get more distinct than that.

The larger animals of deserts are more regionally distinct than are the plants.

One of the principal requirements of literary permanence is a distinct voice, and few are more distinct than McGonagall's.

For two reasons, the boundaries of these bioclimatic regions are much less distinct than boundaries of landform regions.

On average, word gestures on these layouts are shorter and more distinct than they are on QWERTY.

The pectoral bands, and facial markings of males are more distinct than those of the females (Boersma 1977).

PAGE 3.; A Russian Sound -- The personality of the Russian National Orchestra sounded more distinct than ever at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday night.