Sentence examples for that distinct from from inspiring English sources

And thus the young's leftwing fervour is not that distinct from rightwing anger.

They're rich and full of deep spicy colour but, sadly, not that distinct from the curries you'd find in most half-decent balti houses.

Although he hasn't treated her, he said it was clear that, distinct from cognitive abilities, retrieving the right words is difficult for Ms. Giffords.

But not every conservative thinks Ryan is all that distinct from Boehner.

In terms of conceptual space, the relative balance of job demands and resources may not be that distinct from the idea of joint optimisation.

These results demonstrate that distinct from its effect on other tissues and under other conditions [ 11, 34], EtOH alone reduces the expression of TLR2 in OC cells.

Robert Zimmerman was a magistrate in Virginia, a position that is distinct from that of judge in that state.

Researches in the disordered voice field have been based on the assumption that speech has non-zero HOS that is distinct from that of Gaussian noise [18, 19].

Yet, it may still be possible to group samples by claiming that one set of samples has an isotopic signature that is distinct from that of another set.

This finding suggests that there is a regionally heterogeneous pattern of functional specialization that is distinct from that of cortical structural development.

(ii) Corporations are subject to civil liability that is distinct from that of its owners.