Sentence examples for has been distinct from inspiring English sources

The insurgency has been distinct from other rebel movements in the region because the perpetrators remain shadowy, ill-defined groups that do not claim responsibility for the violence.

"I love that every one of these movies has been distinct and has reflected the talents of who is directing," Mr. Condon said, picking his words carefully.

Workers' and teachers' groups have often demonstrated and issued grievances on Labor Day, but their cause has been distinct from that of the reformists, who — at least until last year — were led largely by students, intellectuals and former government officials.

The unique qualities of the water/urban spatial interface have regularly meant that waterfront development has been distinct from general urban development.

Lately, there has been distinct evidence for an existing connection between the central nervous system and bladder voiding in preterm infants, as the voiding reflex arouses neonatal children.

But every work has been distinct: from the Korean American culture clashes of 1995's "Native Speaker" to the Italian American suburban patriarch in crisis in 2004's "Aloft".

KSF was a British bank, reporting to the UK Financial Services Authority, and its fortunes ought to have been distinct from those of the Reykjavik-based parent, Kaupthing.

Back in the 1960s, the great anthropologist Louis Leakey speculated that the human lineage had been distinct from that of the apes for 20m years or so.

We know because characters and storylines that have been distinct for so long are unmistakably beginning to intertwine.

But in the past they have been distinct from militants in the tribal areas and, to some extent, controlled by Pakistan's armed forces.

Forty years ago, for example, palaeontologists thought that hominids, the group of primates that includes modern humans, had been distinct from other apes for some 25m years.