Sentence examples for not only distinct from inspiring English sources

It's a cliffhanger case, and the roles of the two men are not only distinct but distinctively exciting, with Haller setting off the courtroom fireworks and Bosch busting chops behind the scenes.

It is essential to establish a brand image that is not only distinct from your competitors' but familiar to your target market.

This kind of PCs can exhibit not only distinct structural colors due to Bragg's law of diffraction but also non-structural colors due to fluorescence.

The reason few expect any sudden widespread revolt is that the concerns and complaints of the different constituents are not only distinct, they are often contradictory.

Whole dried Iranian limes are one of my all-time favourite additions to soups, stews and curries, infusing them with a sweet-sharp aroma that is not only distinct and pungent, but also a bit mysterious.

Over the years, therefore, each hatchery's population has become genetically distinct, both from that of other hatcheries, and from the various wild populations.They are not only distinct, but they also seem to be affecting the population of wild salmon.

In conclusion, this study elucidates that 'oncocytic subtype' of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm is not only morphologically distinct but also genetically distinct from other intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm subtypes.

As shown by G-protein coupled receptors, distinct cellular responses can be governed not only by distinct cell-surface receptors, but also by distinct downstream molecules.

Mr. Schiff seemed as much creator as recreator, conjuring not only a distinct mood but also a distinct world of sound for each work.

pGBM and sGBM represent not only clinically distinct entities but also demonstrate distinct genetic heterogeneity.

STP(1) and STP(2) are not only pharmacologically distinct but they are also physiologically distinct processes too.