Sentence examples for particularly distinct from inspiring English sources

London's housing crisis should be recognised as particularly distinct.

That is why the loneliness of the city has a particularly distinct tang to it".

I think the things that are particularly distinct for women are issues of sexual abuse by guards and other staffers.

Subspecies chilensis of southern temperate forests is particularly distinct and has sometimes been treated as a separate species ("Chilean" Hawk).

The name recognition a movie tie-in confers is now considered so valuable that few Broadway shows try to establish identities particularly distinct from a celluloid parent.

It's funny, I never thought Edmonton had a particularly distinct smell until last year, when I got back from Los Angeles.

Many of them saw participation in the war, particularly in distinct "Rhodesian" formations, as a step towards forging a distinctive national identity, like those of Australia and the other more mature British dominions, and building a case for Southern Rhodesian self-government.

Particularly, the distinct magmatism between the west and east limbs of the Xuefeng Precambrian Uplift is a possible response of the rheological structure of the lithosphere.

It has been suggested that this oversight was made because Darwin only reported seeing tortoises on San Cristóbal (chathamensis) and Santiago (darwini), both of which have an intermediate type of shell shape and are not particularly morphologically distinct from each other.

Particularly, two distinct and alternating phases of WCST have been described in terms of performance and in terms of neurophysiological correlates [ 9]: the search for a new principle (set shifting) and maintaining a rule (maintaining set).

Their personalities are not particularly unusual or distinct, either.