Sentence examples for was so distinct from inspiring English sources

Architect Graham Morrison said: "She was so distinct that there isn't anybody like her.

Sure enough, no matter how much body she brought to the restless accompaniment patterns, the clear sound was so distinct that it never covered her voice.

When I heard his playing in Black Flag, it was so distinct and powerful I couldn't decipher what was going on; he was just such a forceful part of that band.

I'd been thinking that morning of something that Bishop Duncan had said: that the theology of the liberal church — Frank Griswold's theology — was so distinct from classical Christianity that it amounted to a different religion.

This break was so distinct, it was expressed over just a few hundred meters of distance.

The temperature effect was so distinct that a minute portion of binary compound would emerge in the final product when the temperature decreased to 160 °C, even the time was extended to 24 h.

But he's so distinct: there's no one that sounds like him.

Their fields were so distinct that ordinarily the two might never have met.

It is lucky, then, that his books are so distinct and memorable.

Fungi are so distinct that they comprise their own taxonomic kingdom separate from plants and animals.

But these two species alone are so distinct from any other mammal that they represent an entire biological family: Solenodontidae.