Sentence examples for distinctly apart from inspiring English sources

The C.I.A. and F.B.I. can work more closely together while remaining distinctly apart.

My efforts have been only partly successful: after fifty-two years, I am left with the melancholy sensation that my life has been spent in a perpetual state of parallel play, alongside, but distinctly apart from, the rest of humanity.

On Friday night as I watched France play Togo in a bar a short walk from the rebuilt Frauenkirche (the Church of our Lady) the mood, compared with that in the other German cities I'd visited over recent weeks, was curiously muted, as if this city is of the World Cup but distinctly apart from it.

Standing distinctly apart from the rest is a new track by the Berlin based duo Robosonic.

Thus "Black Judaism," as defined here, stands distinctly apart from "black Judaism," or that Judaic expression found among black persons that would be acceptable to the world's Jewish community, such as conversion or birth to a recognized Jewish mother.

I mean, the signifiers of SEXXX are the most commodified things in the world, more than anything other than 16-year-old bodies (related), but the signified remains distinctly apart from the efforts made to communicate about it realistically, and therefore to sell it properly.

It distinctly stands apart from multiple (local) time-stepping algorithms in that it requires neither selecting a global synchronization time step nor pre-determining a sequence of time-integration operations for individual parts of a heterogeneous numerical system.

Study years and sites were distinctly grouped apart into two-dimensional ordination space, when the genotype centroids of different years and sites were analyzed using nMDS.

Finally, for dataset 4 (murine, BCR, naïve versus antibody secreting cells), naïve B cells distinctly clustered apart from repertoires of antibody-secreting cells (Additional file 9).

We scored as positive for Myc-Akt1 membrane localization those cells whose perimeter showed a brightly red stain that was distinctly set apart from the nuclear blue DAPI stain.

In the Principles of Philosophy, Descartes says: "Strictly speaking, a real distinction exists only between two or more substances; and we can perceive that two substances are really distinct simply from the fact that we can clearly and distinctly understand one apart from the other" (Principles, I, §60, CSM, I, p. 213, AT 28).