Sentence examples for distinct was from inspiring English sources
Still more distinct was a new use of tone colour.
Contemporaneous with the Generation of 1898 but ideologically and aesthetically distinct was Jacinto Benavente y Martínez.
But what made him distinct was his uniquely arresting appearance: the flowing saffron robes, the tiny body, and the woollen hair, resembling a topiary bush, that sat above his childlike face.
While this "not a piece" doesn't exactly hang together, the sense of five artists having a conversation in languages shared and distinct was a pleasure to take in.
His neck, round which soft, fragrant arms had so lately been clasped, seemed to him to be anointed with oil; on his left cheek near his moustache where the unknown had kissed him there was a faint chilly tingling sensation as from peppermint drops, and the more he rubbed the place the more distinct was the chilly sensation….
Moreover, the larger the shear rate, the more distinct was the degradation.
Still more distinct is Velazquez's majestically simple religious painting.
How free and distinct are they from biological mechanics?
Our research is distinct is three ways.
Being separate, being distinct, being different isn't something to shun.
A distinct motif was detected.
