Over the season, the residents who fear and idolize Ben have become more distinct and likable.
Then this mutter grew more distinct and insistent; it was almost articulating words.
More distinct and promising are "Rhapsody" and "Constellation," two large and gorgeously colored grids made of multiple-framed photographs.
Then the footprints became more distinct and we realized that they had toes.
Fluorescence microscopy showed more distinct and intense albumin staining in spheroids with cell crosslinker than that without crosslinker.
Geographic balance meant more when the country's regions were more distinct, and plainly Lyndon B. Johnson carried Texas for John F. Kennedy in 1960.
To make those patterns more distinct and avoid problems with reflected light, the iris-scan camera usually illuminates the eye with near-infrared light.
Is it just age making the past look more vivid and vital or were pop culture's various tribes more distinct and more adversarial back in 1990?
As we approach, the woods become more distinct and its three overlapping groves of dwarf oaks can be picked out.
The union has survived but as an ever more distinct and separate Scottish identity takes shape, the governance and the identity of England cannot be ignored any longer.
Junior male dancers, including Tyler Angle, Robert Fairchild, Adrian Danchig-Waring, David Prottas and Giovanni Villalobos, all became more distinct and more mature this winter.
