Sentence examples for is altogether distinct from inspiring English sources

The mythopoeic world of American folk music is one of a radical heterogeneity, where one pays is altogether distinct from the next.

As this court, when deciding that things manufactured under letters patent of the United States were subject to be taxed by a state like other property, said, 'the right of property in the physical substance, which is the fruit of the discovery, is altogether distinct from the right in the discovery itself.' Patterson v. Kentucky, 97 U. S. 501, 506.

Copal is obtained from various sources; the term is vaguely used for resins that, though similar in physical properties, differ in their chemical makeup and are altogether distinct as to their source.

In short, such forms of emergence are altogether distinct from, and so gain no plausibility from, verbal association with organizational/mechanistic and epistemic emergence.

It is altogether, altogether unthinkable.

She is altogether composed.

He is altogether singular.

Iraq is altogether different.

His speed is altogether abnormal.

It is altogether more serious.

Our situation is altogether different.