Sentence examples for in the distinctness of from inspiring English sources

In others, they are a source of vibrancy; Catalonia's renewed sense of itself, for example, is grounded in the distinctness of its language and by a history of discrimination against it.

It was now, as the rest of our garments followed, that Evie began to exhibit an increasing perturbation as though whatever was happening before her eyes was having, upon the confidence she had hitherto shown in the distinctness of our identities, a confusing effect.

I have taken pride in the distinctness of my speaking--in the fact that sometimes, R's and L's are mistaken for one-another in my mind.

The oxygen concentration and pressure in the deep-sea sediments should select the beta-AOB to adapt to the unique habitats, resulting in the distinctness of the beta-AOB from others.

Most correspondents wrote to Mrs. Kennedy in longhand; the idiosyncrasies of their script, as shown in letters reprinted in the book, reinforce the distinctness of each mourner.

However, this appears unlikely, given the low frequency of HEV infection in the United Kingdom, the lack of PCR products in negative controls, and the distinctness of the sequences obtained from those previously studied in our laboratory.

A single form is common to a number of things we call by the same name, so one crucial problem in the philosophy of language is to understand how the different uses of a name are unified in the face of the distinctness of the many individuals talked about.

After studies of the contact zone in Texas, where O. couesi and the marsh rice rat meet, were published in 1979 and underscored the distinctness of the two, they were again regarded as separate.

Forty-five percent (45.3%) of them were only specifically expressed in TPA, further emphasizing the distinctness of this stage.

In the patient group, the distinctness of the categorical representation during the 170 210 ms epoch varied with symptom severity.

It was not until later in the 4th century that the distinctness of the three and their unity were brought together in a single orthodox doctrine of one essence and three persons.