Sentence examples for remained distinct from inspiring English sources

For hundreds of thousands of years, they remained distinct.

Each grain of rice remained distinct, without the pastiness of overcooking.

Thereafter the Tuscan branch of the Habsburgs remained distinct from the senior or imperial line.

In marriage without manus, the property of the spouses remained distinct.

We found that their effects remained distinct and, thus, non-substitutable, where they co-occurred.

Despite the Ashkenazi Jews' long residence in Europe, their Y signature has remained distinct from that of non-Jewish Europeans.

These two players never came close to melting together: the difference between them remained distinct and fully engaging.

The flavors remained distinct -- even the fat -- and it wasn't the comfort food it is meant to be.

In marriage without manus, the property of the spouses remained distinct, and even gifts between husband and wife were invalid.

If the species has remained distinct despite years of artificial stocking, they said, then there is little danger of adulteration from salmon that might escape from fish pens.

Often categorized as a beatnik, he created an artistic circle that overlapped with the worlds of jazz and beat poetry but remained distinct and apart.