Sentence examples for Distinctly clean from inspiring English sources
He was born in the middle of Victoria's reign, and his own work began the Celtic Twilight, those soft-focused, eerie lyrics of faeries and gods of the 1880s, but ended with a distinctly clean and modern tone and sensibility with the Last Poems of 1939.
63,122,631 total clean tags and 1,684,960 distinctly clean tags were obtained in the YK pig (Additional file 2: Table S1).
After filtering adaptor tags, empty tags, low-quality tags, and one-copy tags from the raw data, 61,829,793 total clean tags were obtained in the TC breed, including 1,726,839 distinctly clean tags.
You should be able to smell a distinctly clean or fresh smelling air different from your surrounding air.
With clean lines, distinctly American styling and seating surfaces that look like giant insect skins reimagined in fine leather, it's little wonder it already seems to have generated some excitement.
BEST VALUE Absolut Citron Sweden 80 proof $22 ** 1/2 Clean, pure and distinctly lemony with clear, precise flavors.
The guitarist Barthelemy Attisso, who is also a lawyer, leads the band, and although Baobab's rhythms are distinctly Afro-Cuban, Attisso's clean electric-guitar lines pull the music back to West Africa.
For what it was worth, this $29.99 store brand humidifier was pumping out a clean stream of distinctly acrid, rubbing alcohol-smelling, watered-down vodka vapor.
The roughly 600 coal-fired power plants in the United States are responsible for almost one-third of the country's total carbon emissions, but they are distinctly at odds with a growing outlook that embraces clean energy.
It runs in AIR (which I'm not typically a fan of) but it looks very clean and doesn't come with that distinctly unnative you often wind up with on AIR.
Nanoporous Au in two distinctly different surface states, namely, positively charged as-dealloyed and reduced clean metallic were investigated for temperature dependent properties like specific capacitance Cs and specific mass surface area αm.
