Sentence examples for world distinct from inspiring English sources

As with all Little Bulb's work, the musical creates a particular world distinct from the mainstream.

At one level, UConn has created an ideal world, distinct and equal, where men and women run neck and neck in a race of different yardsticks.

The linguistic evidence, which begins with inscriptions of the 7th to 6th century bce, indicates an individuality of the Latin world distinct from the neighbouring Etruscan and eastern Italic peoples.

Hick, on the other hand, seems most concerned with the nature of salvific reality — with what it means to experience salvation — while not denying that there exist in this world distinct ways that remain distinct to access this ultimate reality.

The next condition is that self-consciousness requires me to represent an objective world distinct from my subjective representations - that is, distinct from my thoughts about and sensations of that objective world.

The distribution of different wild-type C. elegans isolates from around the world with distinct magnetic environments affords us a valuable opportunity to investigate how animals in magnetically distinct environments respond to magnetic fields.

With increasing reports of dissimilar genotypes of A. phagocytophilum from multiple regions of the world, defining distinct phenotypes and using nomenclature that appropriately clarifies the distinctions are important.

The food is out of this world and distinct from other French regions.

Wood warblers are New World birds, distinct from the true warblers of the Old World, which represent a taxonomically diverse group.

This hardly seems radical — any parent of more than one child will tell you that babies come into the world with distinct personalities.

Perhaps what most sets Le Guin apart from her peers is the vivacity of her worlds, the way she makes readers accept a world simultaneously distinct from and entirely a part of life as it's ordinarily lived.