Sentence examples for distinctively define from inspiring English sources

Sexual orientations distinctively define the roles, responsibilities, power, and privileges that females and males enjoy in any society, and traditionally this enjoyment is not governed by individual capacity.

And you're less aware than usual at Encores! of distinctively defined presences among the ensemble.

The area experiences hot summers (temperature ranging from 35 to 40 °C), cold winters (with 10 15 °C temperature) and a distinctively defined monsoon season from mid-June to September.

The present study provided most support for a general factor (g) underlying the CORE-OM items, while the sub-domain factors were less distinctively defined.

In previous studies [15, 16], each mode of a tensor should be defined distinctively.

Miliband's challenge too would be to define "change" with a distinctively Labour argument.

Here he suspects of vacuity certain terms that get overworked, "true", "fact", "world", "objective", "realist", "cognitivist"; hence he thinks it much harder than many have done to define a position that is distinctively objectivist.

Developing animal models for schizophrenia presents formidable challenges owing to the distinctively human nature of the symptoms that define it and the thus-far-obscured underlying biological mechanisms.

And his star turn to "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" is a stand-alone solo that nearly defines his distinctively slippery, fluid way with merged popular and modern-dance forms.

Define "loyalty," define "truth".

Define "time," define "space".