Sentence examples for truly distinct from inspiring English sources
That will help resolve an old question: just how truly distinct are the various diagnoses psychiatrists come up with?
Bejar's previous records found him perfecting a voice that is truly distinct in contemporary rock, committing to eclecticism, trying on glam rock, outsider folk, even spaced-out disco.
Those links, and the fact that some drugs work for both diseases, have prompted a debate over whether they are truly distinct disorders.
A few people in the auto industry still question whether crossover utilities represent a truly distinct segment from traditional sport utilities, but the emerging consensus is that they are different because their performance and manufacturing are very different.
"It just goes to show how prisons are truly distinct institutions where the walls don't just serve to keep inmates in, they also serve to keep public eyes out".
The styles and programs were truly distinct among the medalists on Saturday, a testimony to their coaches' creative range and to the skaters' concern with treading on each other's patch of ice.
"It is getting to the point where truly a distinct minority is running the place," said Bill Hattrick, a former mayor of Southampton and a year-round resident.
This work has included sequencing the animals' genomes, which has indicated that polar bears are truly a distinct species that at times lived apart from brown bears and at times intermingled and interbred with them.
Finally, there's Pandora and the Flying Dutchman, a bizarre film by Albert Lewin that tries to do what Powell and Pressburger accomplish with ease: create a truly strange, distinct film.
Since some researchers have challenged whether SOC is truly a distinct salutogenic construct, but rather an inverse measure of persistent depressive symptoms [ 13], we also controlled for the presence of major depression.
Reviewing the show in The New York Times Charles Isherwood wrote, "First honors must go to Mr. Boyer, who truly gives two distinct performances — one all bewildered innocence, the other pure beastly vulgarity — as Jason and Tyrone".
