Sentence examples for something quite distinct from inspiring English sources

This was seen as a distinctive new phenomenon, a marker of modernity and something quite distinct from ancient and medieval science.

There is a Royal Collection of paintings, sculpture, drawings and other works of art, and it is something quite distinct from the national collections.

Yet, when all the delving is done, this film remains something quite distinct, a wonderful film which is not quite like any other.

"They have an original development of their own, and they will be looked at in the future as being something quite distinct in the evolution of the symphony," he once said.

The Soul in turn- apart from the nature of the Animate- must be either impassive, merely causing Sense-Perception in its yoke-fellow, or sympathetic; and, if sympathetic, it may have identical experiences with its fellow or merely correspondent experiences: desire for example in the Animate may be something quite distinct from the accompanying movement or state in the desiring faculty.

He believed fiercely in liberalism as something quite distinct from any other political creed; found ways to dramatise those differences which were right for his particular time; and above all was unafraid to defy a public mood which is often shallower than the public will admit.

At this stage, the spiritual aspect that which is inner and, as it were, invisible takes the form of something quite separate and distinct.

Knowing something and doing it are quite distinct.

Padfield is preserving something quite different: the tradition of produce with a distinct geographical identity, from "a single farm, a single herd, one cheesemaker".

But influence, as distinct from power, is really something quite different.

[RESP23, Clinician] people who are, are dying with their dementia and only their dementia…so the kind of not very difficult dying, and have dementia, and then those that have really quite difficult symptom management issues related to something else, such as motor neurone disease, cancer, and have dementia…So they might be quite distinct, I think.