Distinct in sentence

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The episode was going to have two distinct parts to it.

And I feel two distinct things at this moment.

3,000 feet of climbing represents thousands of distinct hand and foot movements, which is a lot to remember.

You know, frankly, I'm not that good, but I do have one distinct capability; I am remarkably fast at finding my bike.

So let me first let you know that there's nothing at all distinct about this audience that explains the pattern of recognition that we've just seen.

Because if I am humble and curious, when a patient asks me a question, and I don't know the answer, I'll ask a colleague who may have a similar albeit distinct patient with sarcoma.

Because there are two distinct aspects of democracy: there's electoral competition, which determines how you acquire power, and there are checks and balances, which determine how you use power.

Different types of images have very distinct features.

They discovered that there is a distinct pattern of turbulent fluid structures close to Kolmogorov's equation hidden in many of Van Gogh's paintings.

They can also recognize twelve distinct tones of music and recreate melodies.

Early in the morning, sunlight rakes the facades, sharpening shadows, and at night, lamplight segments the buildings into hundreds of distinct areas, balconies and windows and arcades, each one a separate pocket of visual activity.

I want to start by sharing with you two very distinct visions of how people behave.

Here, the bard plays with the rigid class system of his own time, taking three distinct groups and turning their society upside-down in a world where no mortal is in control.

There are two distinct worlds of truth, one based on our reason and evidence, and one that is divine, and the state, political power, social law are in the realm of reason.

Each one has a unique personality and is headed in a distinct direction.

So if we want to become better at what we do, maybe we should spend some time doing something else, even if the two fields appear to be as completely distinct as ophthalmology and the history of art.

And we imagined every distinct possibility we could.

And the reason is that we tend to draw a very distinct line, and on one side of that line are all the jobs and tasks that we perceive as being on some level fundamentally routine and repetitive and predictable.

There's no distinct point in physical transition at which a trans person becomes their true gender.

For instance, "Toussaint L’Overture versus Savonarola" and "Undiscovered Genius of the Mississippi Delta" offer two distinct visions of Basquiat’s historical and contemporary concerns.

Various biomolecules in saliva absorb light at the same wavelength— but each has a distinct chemical fingerprint.

They have to, in 2005, have a distinct identity for all their models of cars.

So, the 300 series, or whatever their newest car is, the 100 series that's coming out, has to look like the 700 series, at the other end of their product line, so they need a distinct, coherent identity, which is BMW.

The strength of that vision, as well as how many distinct scenarios someone can conjure, tells me a lot.

You can see that this barcode is the same family, but it's distinct from parainfluenza-3, which gives you a very bad cold.

Rhino's the common cold, and you all know what polio is, and you can see that these signatures are distinct.

Casting himself as the protagonist, Dante travels deeper and deeper into Hell’s abyss, witnessing obscene punishments distinct to each of its nine realms.

And I wanted to know: How did these three distinct groups of black folk navigate this experience?

But he also knew it was a distinct disadvantage for us, because we didn't know how to present in that room, and we hadn't done it before, and they weren't used to receiving us.

The virus has mutated dramatically in the last two years to form two distinct families, if you will, of the H5N1 viral tree with branches in them, and with different attributes that are worrying.

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