Sentence examples for dramatically distinct from the from inspiring English sources

Story — "what happens," the narrative material — is what drives the whole shape and feel of the thing; only it's not one overarching story but a succession of strongly colored phases of a life, each dramatically distinct from the others (though, of course, there's a cumulative effect, too).

Robots becoming sentient is only interesting if those robots are worth saving, and Westworld will only gain our trust if the abuse of robots is dramatically and philosophically distinct from the suffering of actual humans.

In fact, only four genes ana3, cep135, imp, and rpl23A show dramatically distinct expression patterns in the wasp compared with those found in flies.

These data showed that the bacterial communities of the soils versus plant tissues were dramatically distinct.

Dramatically distinct transcription factor isoforms would be generated if alternative transcripts arose from inclusion versus exclusion of optional introns or exons.

(As distinct from the hair).

"The ad was separate and distinct from the cover.

This duty is distinct from the duties of citizenship.

This man is distinct from the imagery in her novels.

Derived from the drag of the dress, as distinct from the nondragginess of the trouser".

Powerful and recognizable, yet distinct from the actual OSes.