Sentence examples for remaining distinct from inspiring English sources

Theirs is moderate and flexible, comfortably coexisting with the West while remaining distinct from it.

The script was translated into two remaining, distinct dialects of the language: Xaad Kil and Xaayda Kil.

He began with Chopinesque character pieces for piano and eventually developed a voice of lush, exotic, obscure chromaticism that calls Scriabin to mind while remaining distinct in itself.

The hefty price tag has attracted critics but Lamb says that they have plans to reduce it in future so that the new device can be thought of in a similar vein as a keyboard, albeit remaining distinct.

As of 2011, Muslims were about twice as satisfied (56percentt) as the general public (23percentt) with the way things were going in the U.S. A majority of Muslim Americans (56percentt) said that most Muslims simply want to adapt the ways and customs of American life, as opposed to remaining distinct from American society at large.

At this point the ontological and the psychological overlap while remaining distinct as occurs so often in phenomenology.

The differences between the two remain distinct.

The private and public realms, while overlapping, remain distinct.

Still, the Haredi settlers even there remain distinct.

For hundreds of thousands of years, they remained distinct.

And yet the groups remain distinct, never blurring together.