Sentence examples for same distinct from inspiring English sources

Whether Pig Iron and its follow-up are set weeks or centuries apart, however, is ultimately immaterial, as both are clearly products of the same distinct sensibility.

Mrs. Clinton and her father shared the same distinct laugh, a "big, rolling guffaw that can turn heads in a restaurant and send cats running from the room," as she described it in "Living History".

Made from nothing more than ground dried chickpeas, it has that same distinct nuttiness as the whole bean; try it once, and you'll keep it in your kitchen forever.

Yet the country has always been an awkward child of empire, partly owing to its proximity to other powers (and their airwaves) and partly because the Estonian language, which belongs to the same distinct Uralic family as Hungarian and Finnish, is incomprehensible to everyone else.

It's main local competition is a company called Adverlets, that caters to the same distinct market.

Nations need not develop at the same pace-less developed ones can and do coexist with those in a more advanced phase-but they all pass through the same distinct stages (corsi): the ages of gods, heroes, and men.

This tree also suggests that PmC11 and MARTX-CDP sit on the same branch, distinct from the caspase group, and that RgpB represents the most structurally distinct family.

Important outstanding questions are whether the opposing effects of Egr1 and Egr2 on adipogenesis are exerted at the same or distinct phases of the differentiation programme and whether they reflect antagonistic actions on shared or distinct targets.

Then they did the same with distinct adverts for 19-, 20- and 21-year-olds.

Culture is what gives different groups of the same species distinct ways of achieving the same goal.

It has to be investigated, if the same or distinct enzymes are responsible for degradation of the different substrates.