Sentence examples for But distinctly from inspiring English sources
A well-meaning one, but distinctly porcine all the same.
He has made it all Pittsburgh but distinctly Tomlin.
He was brash and brave, but distinctly unmilitary.
"A nice book," Mr. McKeon says, smiling but distinctly unamused.
Landis looked at the X-ray intently, faintly pleased at this revelation but distinctly unsurprised.
As she picked up my cup, I heard her murmur, quietly but distinctly, "I've been spitting in yours, too".
He, too, wore a black turban and glasses — in his case, thick glasses over weak but distinctly friendly eyes.
That section is next to, but distinctly different from, Section 501(c)(3), which defines charitable organizations.
Lately, many people are hearing an echo — faintly perhaps but distinctly audible — of the stagflation of the 1970s.
The result is an exhilarating but distinctly silly approximation of a key chapter in the history of American literature.
He, too, wore a black turban and glasses in his case, thick glasses over weak but distinctly friendly eyes.
