Sentence examples for distinctly set off from inspiring English sources
Their long, thin arms usually five and often forked and spiny are distinctly set off from the small disk-shaped body.
Researchers know that modafinil is distinctly different from conventional stimulants, which ramp up arousal and set off a flurry of activity throughout the brain.
Nearly every afternoon, though, in what has distinctly felt like the start of a new day, I have set off with camera in hand by motorcycle and subway to some of the fast-disappearing old neighborhoods of this city, to knock on the doors of hundreds of ordinary, working-class people.
Above all, Edinburgh's intellectual life, like Chicago's, was built around a distinctly city university, intertwined with the commercial life and the civic life of a merchant capital, rather than set off in a country town with country values.
Others set off fireworks.
Emergency exits set off alarms.
Nelson set off in pursuit.
Its transmissibility set off alarms.
