Sentence examples for of distinctly different from inspiring English sources

But the Giants believe that Boss can be a viable replacement in large part because of distinctly different intangibles.

Among ionic substitutions, those between ions of distinctly different sizes most significantly affect geometric configurations of silicate layers.

Daniel's and McCoy's friendship is a pairing of distinctly different personalities, as opposite as the football traditions of Texas and Missouri.

The prayer book allowed for the coexistence within one institution of distinctly different interpretations of Christianity, with the unofficial designations of High Church (those parishes inclined toward a more Roman Catholic orientation), Low Church (evangelicals), and Broad Church (those Anglicans tolerant of wide doctrinal interpretations).

Florida is in many ways composed of distinctly different parts, posing particular challenges to the candidates as they try to appeal to the immigrant-rich Miami region, the more conservative north or the retirees sprinkled around the state who carry with them the political loyalties bred elsewhere.

Vacuum condensing and ultrafiltration resulted in Cheddar cheeses of distinctly different quality.

First of all, it is a common problem for studies comparing ART sealant with resin sealant because of the distinctly different appearance of the two types of sealants.

Inclusion criteria were: unipolar depression, Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II) score ≥ 20 [ 32], non-response to pharmacological treatment using a minimum of two distinctly different classes of antidepressant medications for episodes occurring at the time of enrolment, and written informed consent.

Without the separation of two distinctly different levels of forecast certainty, civil societies inevitably blame the scientific community for unwittingly misleading them astray.

However, within the Christian faith -- Obama is a Christian -- there is a range of quite distinctly different views of Christ's redemptive work, God's mission in the world, and the use of power itself.

S/N ratios diverge even further if light atoms are considered because of the distinctly different Z-dependences of electron scattering in the HAADF and BF imaging modes.