For instance, the universal "cow" and the particular instances of cow are held to be not utterly distinct, as antirealists would have it, nor are they held to be the same, as a strict realist would claim, but are rather said to be "essentially the same but conceptually distinct" (Dreyfus 1997, 174 78).
This is because Kemp, who designed the spaces, eschews the common practice of selecting a single scheme to be repeated throughout, instead embarking on a painstaking process of decorating every room to be utterly distinct from the next.
About this time, Peirce began to hold that there were two utterly distinct classes of probable inferences, which he referred to as inductive inferences and abductive inferences (which he also called hypotheses and retroductive inferences).
Following a wannabe mogul and his rapper cousin, it mixes moments of unabashed weirdness and blazing insight into US racial politics to create something utterly distinct.
A Christian leader should be particularly careful not to be associated with such stuff, for he wants the Christian faith to seem open, accessible, reasonable – utterly distinct from such cloak-and-dagger Harry Potter stuff.
Some are led by characters, others play with language or tone (who can forget the bone chill after reading Shirley Jackson's The Lottery?), but all manage to distill something terrifying or tender or utterly distinct in just a couple of thousand words.
Likewise, one can read him as having so separated secular political authority from the rule of love as to make political and ecclesiastical jurisdictive authority utterly distinct.
Multiple reviewers felt that the cipher puzzles were out of place, and TouchArcade said it was easy to ignore them as what felt like an "utterly distinct" game.
These two tapes are utterly distinct.
In the hands of the best of these winemakers, the Champagnes are utterly distinct.
