Sentence examples for By distinctly from inspiring English sources

But the Agy crop has grown out, replaced by distinctly normal shoulder-length brunette hair.

But here in Minot (pronounced MY-not), where more than a quarter of the population was displaced, the question of risk has been complicated by distinctly local factors.

Although he was a Nashville songwriter, primarily composing with mainstream country stars in mind, his songs were versatile and adaptable enough to have been recorded by distinctly uncountry artists including Marilyn Manson and David Lee Roth.

Acid and lipase catalyzed micelle hydrolysis proceed by distinctly different routes.

Geochemically, the black gouge is characterized by distinctly higher Li content and 87Sr/86Sr isotope ratio than surrounding cataclasites, breccias, and gouges, which have similar major element compositions.

The differences in the electrical and rheological behaviour of the composites are explained by distinctly stronger inter-particle interactions in the case of carbon black.

By 1900 the Egyptian look was "out," supplanted by the distinctly austere mission style.

Enter the Oubliette has a dystopian theme, influenced by the distinctly Orwellian video games Papers, Please! and Blackbar and by Richard Ayoade's movie The Double.

By 1900 the Egyptian look again was "out," supplanted by the distinctly unornate Mission style.

However, when a discrete state interacts strongly with a continuum, a new resonance characterized by a distinctly asymmetric lineshape function may arise, as first discovered by Fano [108].

They are both likely to be confounded in their quest for the Fastnet Trophy by one of the faster 40-footers being driven home by some distinctly unsummery weather.