Sentence examples for has seen distinct from inspiring English sources

His polling has seen distinct movement too, notably in the states that will set the pace in the nominating process early next year.

But, for Lewis, as we've seen, distinct possible worlds do not overlap and, hence, objects are worldbound, thereby eliminating the need to relativize predicate extensions to worlds.

This year, however, has seen extraordinary convergence around a few distinct principles.

In his experience, Weiner has seen this inspiration come from three distinct areas.

And ever since the West went from arguing against the breakup of the Soviet Union at the end of the Cold War (except for the Baltic states, were to be politely excused from further participation) to pushing NATO's eastward expansion all the way to the borders of the former Soviet Union, Russia has seen NATO as a definite and distinct threat.

What makes Occupy Wall Street distinct from others America has seen — even the recent Tea Party Movement — is its urban origins.

A friend who has seen a preview says there is a distinct lack of flirting and double entendres.

Walker said: 'In the last 15 years, we've seen a distinct polarisation in old age.

These strategies have seen a distinct increase in engagement on our social media sites, and increased customer numbers.

Or as another top Pentagon aide described the team's purpose: "We've seen a distinct need for multiple sources of intelligence for some time.

The situation hasn't become as dire for the vast majority of sellers, but brokers say they have seen a distinct rise in the number that they delicately describe as "motivated".