Sentence examples for is distinct from being from inspiring English sources

Difference is distinct from being, because difference is always relative to other things (pros alla), whereas being is both itself by itself (auto kath' hauto) and relative to other things (pros alla).

You as an individual are distinct from being part of a couple.

And I take tremendous pride in my work; when my kids are old enough to understand, I hope they will recognize why my work matters to me and why it was important to me to maintain this measure of selfhood that's distinct from being "Mom".

The claim that people's social judgment and facility is distinct from IQ is not new.

It's commonly held that strategy is distinct from execution, but this is a flawed assumption.

Top Flight's technology is distinct from what's being developed by Google.

The bottling group, which is distinct from the brand owner, is joining PepsiCo in the investment.

The status of immigration detainees held in centres while their cases are decided is distinct from that of convicted prisoners.

Although the Prevent programme of work is linked, it is distinct from work on violent far-right extremism.

Social work education and practice is distinct from other professions, and is underpinned by a commitment to social justice.

75% of autistic people are verbal and learning disability is distinct from autism.