Sentence examples for politically distinct from inspiring English sources

This suggests that a majority of Massachusetts residents oppose the death penalty — and that, therefore the jury pool represents a politically distinct minority.

And while it is politically distinct -- Miss Hepburn's will begins, "I, Katharine Hepburn, of Fenwick, Connecticut," for example -- the town also has a distinct character.

Located within the province's boundaries, but politically distinct from it, were the black states of Ciskei and parts of two others, Transkei and Bophuthatswana.

The Borough of Fenwick is politically distinct from Old Saybrook and has its own governing board that manages the section's public golf course, oversees the tennis courts and approves any new construction.

Larger populations are not always more diverse than smaller ones Japan is both much larger and more homogenous than Belgium but in larger countries there are generally more politically distinct subgroups.

He spoke of the Army as "the servant to the people and popular desire," but he emphasized that the role of the Army in Egypt was not confined to the military sphere, that it was "politically influential and politically involved and politically distinct".

That's because, although I am English, I have lived in Glasgow for 20 years and see Scotland as a distinct nation, politically and culturally.

The underlying concern is to make clear that a person's race positions them socially, politically, and economically in distinct ways.

To be sure, politically mixed marriages remain a distinct minority.

Iraq is already divided, politically and demographically, into three distinct ethnic and sectarian blocks.

First, the study was conducted in six culturally, politically, religiously, historically and geographically distinct sites in 5 medium HDI nations facing rising OAC populations.