Sentence examples for is so distinct from inspiring English sources
It is unexpected, Eton's gatelessness, and all the more so because it is so distinct from the world around it.
But Billie's voice is so distinct I couldn't find a way to write about it from any distance at all.
The dialect on Pantelleria is so distinct that one of my consort's assistants from Milan, Elena Perlino, acknowledged that she was struggling to process what she heard.
The shape of Greenland's Elephant Foot glacier, for example, is so distinct that it stands out dramatically from its surroundings when viewed from space.
The character of a Peter Luger Steak House, for example, or an Il Mulino is so distinct and fully formed that you want to preserve it forever.
"Psychologists say that the experience of each child within a family is so distinct that each grows up in his own unique 'microenvironment,' " he writes.
But he's so distinct: there's no one that sounds like him.
Architect Graham Morrison said: "She was so distinct that there isn't anybody like her.
Their fields were so distinct that ordinarily the two might never have met.
It is lucky, then, that his books are so distinct and memorable.
Fungi are so distinct that they comprise their own taxonomic kingdom separate from plants and animals.
