Sentence examples for too distinct from inspiring English sources

The sensibilities are too distinct.

He noted that the two were too distinct to compare.

Salinger couldn't get away with that line, and neither could Pynchon, because their books are too idiosyncratic, too distinct.

In her earliest poems, which appeared in "Portraits and Elegies" (1982), the echoes of Lowell are often too distinct.

To date, most owners of American and English teams have viewed their clubs as too distinct to integrate.

A Sonoran Desert February and a February in upstate New York feel too distinct to be compressed into a single chapter.

Though nowhere near as destructive as Katrina, the storm became a case study in too little governance and the all-too-distinct limits of "self-reliance" when nature runs amuck.

Boats are creaking in the wind, waves slap against the pilings, and then I hear it, too, the distinct thunk of boots on wood.

Enemies too are distinct from background scenery, so you never feel that an enemy has simply appeared from nowhere due to the muddying of polygons.

It's unclear how well it would fair in interior environments without too many distinct visual features to latch on to, however.

For Commd1/ U2af1-rs1, we show that it too produces distinct transcript variants with reciprocal allele-specific expression.