Sentence examples for very distinct to from inspiring English sources

But the genres seem very distinct to me.

There were other ways that Obama's response was very distinct to him, in ways both satisfying and unsatisfying.

The sound was still a bit bright, like that in a recording studio, but at least it had some of the quality one demands of old-fashioned concert halls, and all the details of ensemble were very distinct to the ear.

Proper colour should be very distinct to be identified out of an image and proper size should be easy to find and should never disturb cellular depiction.

In particular in the heart, which shares some similarities with insect flight muscle, alternative splicing is very distinct to skeletal muscle and is one important mechanism to control the different physiological properties of both tissues.

Cats also scratch to scent-mark territorial areas with their paws, which have scent glands usually indistinguishable to humans, but very distinct to other cats, dogs, and many other pets and animals.

This intriguing p53 example demonstrates the roles of IDRs in determining multiple specificities associated with the one-to-many binding mode, where remarkable conformational changes enable very distinct surfaces to be formed for binding to different partners.

There tends to be two very distinct reactions to wind farms: Applause from those who are for renewable energy, and screaming from climate change-deniers and the occasional waterfront property owner or two.

The others that were included are well known but have very distinct approaches to remuneration, which lent themselves to a useful contrast.

Since most of the rabbinical colleges were also European-founded, new Sephardi rabbis were often trained in the Ashkenazi orthodox fashion with its different world outlook, its very distinct approach to piety, and even its own distinctive dress code.

Though each of them had a very distinct reaction to the challenges of making art that seemed honest and relevant to the present moment, it was also true that in talking to the four of them separately, common themes emerged.