Sentence examples for distinctly a part from inspiring English sources
His presence is an unvoiced threat in "Paris," whereas his voice is distinctly a part of "Times," and seeing the two together definitely creates a sum greater than its parts.
Although vimentin is distinctly a part of the myoepithelial phenotype as already described, its presence in human carcinoma cells has mainly been attributed to a direct EMT without myoepithelial intermediates (for example, see [ 19]).
Meanwhile, her "Potter" co-stars, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint, had already begun to appear in other contexts before the franchise finished; Radcliffe most notably in a stage production of Peter Shaffer's "Equus," a distinctly challenging part that entails sturm, drang and full-frontal nudity.
When you get there it feels less like you travelled through Ontario and more like you travelled back through time to a distinctly unglamorous part of 1997.
American family courts—a series of state courts that specifically deal in family law, from child custody cases to divorce proceedings—are a distinctly unsung part of our judicial system.
Jamaica's distinctly lopsided rhythms (part New Orleans, part local traditional music) were developed throughout the 1960s by several rival hustlers who served as both label owners and producers.
The second passage is in First Replies, in which Descartes says that just as we can clearly and distinctly perceive part of a chiliagon if we focus our attention, we can clearly and distinctly perceive a portion of the sea (AT 7 113).
The standard for an Iranian face has changed, and while the operation alters a distinctly Middle Eastern part of the face, it is ultimately a very Iranian decision.
The distinctly white part is fractures from the substrate.
The tectonic regime in this distinctly seismic part of Madagascar appears to have regulated basin subsidence and accommodation space, steadily maintaining the basin floor below the level of the water table.
