Sentence examples for As distinctly from inspiring English sources

"We could feel it as distinctly as we could smell the rot along the gutters".

This doesn't separate the signals as distinctly as a discrete recording, but still works well.

Be it garages or low-rise redbrick dwellings, those scenes are as distinctly British as it gets, but rarely celebrated.

I give up on the Hope that Americans will stop ignorantly disrespecting other countries' health plans, culture, lifestyles and the rest, as distinctly inferior to our own.

Fans felt Cobain's suicide as distinctly as they did the loss of Lemmy and Bowie, but those feelings were fragmented by the limitations of geography and communication technology.

But I have become pleasingly alien to myself; I am other just as distinctly as misted purple-gray mountains stand out from blindingly snowy rice-fields.

Take care to maintain the heart shape as distinctly as possible; this may mean shifting the strips around at times.

The players were regarded subsequently as distinctly average club cricketers.

Mr. Pizarro resisted pigeonholing Pessoa as distinctly Portuguese.

They see the EU, too, as distinctly unenthusiastic about further liberalisation.Not only Seattle failed.

Some elements of soccer culture will always strike the casual American fan as distinctly alien.