Sentence examples for something distinctly different from from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the notion that printing technology produced something distinctly different from, and inferior to, handmade drawing, advocates for the fine-art print claimed it to be a form of drawing in its own right and therefore of commensurate value.

Saying "yes" (which is the mainstream of fuzzy logic) one accepts the truth-functional approach; this makes fuzzy logic to something distinctly different from probability theory since the latter is not truth-functional (the probability of conjunction of two propositions is not determined by the probabilities of those propositions).

There was something distinctly different here.

Pictures really don't do it justice because everywhere you look, there's something distinctly different and jaw-dropping.

"How many saw the ad and how many become customers?" Because there are already a number of other location-based mobile platforms out there targeting small businesses — aside from Google and Facebook, there are also Groupon and Yelp, for starters — Foursquare is positioning this as something that is distinctly different from the rest.

The martini is sublime, and distinctly different from gin versions.

Matrice's background was distinctly different from Kirk's.

Gametes are distinctly different from kidneys inter alia.

In 62 cases (21percentthe the second diagnosis was "distinctly different" from the first, the researchers reported.

During meditation, our brain waves are distinctly different from those during sleep or an awake state.

This exploring point is distinctly different from the present literatures.