Sentence examples for not so distinct from from inspiring English sources

Illinois is failing to pay all sorts of bills and has $80 billion in unfunded pension liabilities, signs some experts cite when they put the state in a class not so distinct from California.

From a business perspective, though, Barcelona is not so distinct from any other major commercial centers.

After all, the Christian tradition is not so distinct from the Jewish one.

He argued that he would be good for business, that places like Cullman are "not so distinct economically" from his mostly black Birmingham Congressional district and says he can win because "there's no question the country is living in a time of fundamental change".

From a much different time, and yet not so distinct a place, Ibn al-'Arabi gives advice for those of us living in America.

The truth is that art and reality are not so distinct; and clearly this is what Mr. Tommasini fears.

However, when you live authentically within a community the boundaries are not so distinct.

Although being not so distinct, the observed improvement in metabolic control over the past 15 years is in agreement with reports from several recent studies from other countries.

Their freakiness, so distinct from the glossy persona of a Will Smith or a Tom Cruise, should not be underestimated.

"Breezeway" is partly about the contents of individual memory, so distinct from the official cultural record.

But these two species alone are so distinct from any other mammal that they represent an entire biological family: Solenodontidae.