Sentence examples for so distinctly different from inspiring English sources

The females and males of E. roratus are so distinctly different in appearance that in the original descriptions of the birds, they were classified as separate species.

"What was so neat about them was that they were all so distinctly different, and they were women, and they owned who they were.

But why are those 3 studies so distinctly different from the others in the VP group?

This suggests that addition of a putative gating charge at position 287 and its elimination at position 302, while yielding superficially similar effects, do so by distinctly different mechanisms.

The huge changes brought about by domestication selection provide us with a puzzle as to how the domestication phenotype appears to have been replicated in so many distinctly different species.

So your £10 or so buys two distinctly different games, as there are marked differences between solo and multi-player play.

But to my mundane scribbler's question about co-authors: after sucking my pencil, I've decided both books captured Steve Forbes's authentic voice - his concerns and passions and worldview, even though each book in itself did so with a distinctly different flavor.

Each of the dozen or so on display is distinctly different; some are tufted, others are sleek and shiny.

Third, fresh crops are sometimes dried so that a new product distinctly different from its original form can be produced.

Catching her breath after her three-hour rehearsal, Peaches found it somewhat difficult to explain exactly how she planned to portray so many different characters so distinctly.

But Harry Edwards, a sociologist and longtime champion of African-American advancement in sports, said that Johnson's achievements — especially those related to the African-American athlete and community — should primarily be viewed as part of a continuum, more so than of generations that were distinctly different.