Sentence examples similar to is viewed distinctively from inspiring English sources
On one common view, public reason is a distinctively political idea: it paradigmatically applies to the laws and other political institutions of our society.
Either there is something distinctively religious in one way of viewing life, that can be defended against the secular view, or their isn't.
Human nature, in her view, is not disembodied or neutral; it is always distinctively sexed or sexuate, a neologism for sexed, but not necessarily erotic, bodily difference.
Whatever the term "mumblecore" may mean, the films it refers to are mainly marked by an overarching triangle of money, work, and love, and Bujalski's own view of it is distinctively classical, even Hawksian.
This philosophical stance is distinctively different from the view of egalitarianism as hold by educators and scholars in the West, which emphasizes equality in political, economics, educational, or social life (Condron 2011; Gordon 1999; Holtug and Lippert-Rasmussen 2007).
Their success is a distinctively American joke.
The menu is less distinctively Romanian than it once was.
The Chapel is a distinctively red-brick building with dome.
Housing is a distinctively Australian wrinkle in the capital story.
The chapel is a distinctively red-brick building with dome.
This is a distinctively modern development.
