Sentence examples for Distinctly better from inspiring English sources

Distinctly better news is the first installment of Pearl's "Caruso Edition" (EVC-1; three well-filled CD's), based on excellent originals from American collections, accurately pitched by Ward Marston (in the one case where he disagrees with the consensus, both alternatives are included) and honestly engineered.

Distinctly better than The Planets (gasp!).

Honestly he looks distinctly better already.

But it is getting distinctly better.

For now, though, it is only distinctly better than it had been, not the best.

These are distinctly better days for McCully, who is now 63.

As expected, the Fe@Fe3O4-30 Fe@Fe3O4-30n Fig. 4a distinctly prelectrodetter capacinive property than pure Fig Fe@Fe3O4-20 and Fe@Fe3O4-40.

The modified MI based algorithms distinctly performs better than other algorithms except for the six microphones case with SNR = 25 dB.

Dickens said Nickleby was about how childhood impressions are more real than any we receive in adult life: "Perhaps a word, a laugh, some slight distress, a passing thought or fear - and yet more strongly and distinctly marked, and better far remembered, than the hardest trials or severest sorrows of but a year ago".

Trying to peel off one or two Republicans by cutting political deals and appealing to the political realities in their home state is a distinctly different, and better, strategy.

We have previously demonstrated such a difference in encoding between the streams with respect to object shape properties [4], in which population representations of shapes within the ventral stream are both more distinctly delineated and better categorized with respect to perceptual similarity than in the dorsal stream.