Sentence examples for does a distinct from inspiring English sources

The sounds of recorded classics waft softly through the small parlor, as does a distinct smell of varnish.

He tries to draw an analogy between Stalin and King Lear -- an analogy that does a distinct disservice to Shakespeare's fictional king -- and he repeatedly asserts that the Bolsheviks strove for "the politicization of sleep".

Second, how does a distinct network architecture produce spatio-temporal gene expression corresponding to each developmental mode for segmentation?

Sarah Polley's Stories We Tell (Curzon Film World, 12) needed all the glowing reviews it deservedly got, presenting as it did a distinct marketing challenge.

Giving up my ID doesn't erase those experiences, but it does draw a distinct line that marks the end of an era in my timeline.

This new generation of infrastructure providers don't necessarily control the market but their rate of innovation does provide a distinct advantage.

But it does demonstrate a distinct difference in thinking between Samsung and Apple, both of whom exercise enormous control over their advertising.

Well, each site does have a distinct feature or two that might to appeal to specialty buyers.

I think that every time does have a distinct architectural culture, and it is a combination of fashion and broader cultural attitudes.

With this in mind, if the Europa does have a distinct advantage over the Champions League it is in its rather old-fashioned air of uncertainty.

Which does have a distinct 'stable door being locked after the horse has bolted' feel to it.