Sentence examples for held distinct from inspiring English sources
The initial view of the inside matched their expectations from the day when the metal probe grated on sand: the new cores held distinct white stripes.
Groups otherwise quite similar in language, customs, religious rites, social behaviour, and culture are held distinct from one another through the power of the totem, and worship underscores and helps to maintain this exclusivism.
This merit of supererogatory action should be held distinct from the praise we often assign to the agent.
(However, MacCormick also allows that the law properly can regulate the sphere of "duties of justice," as these duties are in some sense weightier (MacCormick 1985, 35).) Accordingly, at least in some spheres of conduct, the question of what the law is ought to be held distinct from the question of what morality requires.
Particular clans within Antemoro society historically held distinct privileges and responsibilities.
And the footprints have been recognized as holding distinct status; they were incorporated into the requirements for the competition to design the memorial to be built at the World Trade Center.
While it is true that a majority of the popular vote is not required now, the current system requires that, at minimum, pluralities be achieved in at least a dozen states holding distinct elections.
When Sracic says that "the current system requires that, at minimum, pluralities be achieved in at least a dozen states holding distinct elections," he must mean that the dozen largest states have enough electoral votes to elect a President.
At any particular moment, she and Ms. Cohn may be holding distinct conversations on two of these platforms and talking on the phone, while on the way to meet each other.
Besides, the microarrays hold distinct advantages over ELISA test format in detection time, cost, operation and signal stability.
Looked at from the perspective of speaker, it is also clear that different speakers hold distinct ideological stances.
