Sentence examples for Distinctly superior from inspiring English sources

The King's English is distinctly superior to the King's Arabic.

As 2008 nears, 1948 is looking distinctly superior to more liberated times.

The technique is, he assured us, distinctly superior to boiling, practiced by some of his competitors.

With certain other artists, however, the Morgan has distinctly superior examples.

Pharmacokinetics of FV-17B in mice demonstrated distinctly superior systemic circulation time for TQ in plasma.

Their performance is distinctly superior to that of their homogeneous analogs at lower conversions.

The tree shrew was chosen because its large and distinctly laminated superior colliculus facilitates the task of examining connections between the layers.

He particularly expressed his admiration for Ancient Sparta, declaring it to have been the purest racial state: Furthermore, Hitler's concept of "Germanic" did not simply refer to an ethnic, cultural, or linguistic group, but also to a distinctly biological one, the superior "Germanic blood" that he wanted to salvage from the control of the enemies of the Aryan race.

Intricate and precise in their passing, PSG looked far superior to their distinctly average opponents.

I did not care for the highly charged seltzer water in this recipe -- the leavening benefits were not superior, the dumpling flavor distinctly inferior.

aNasion is a distinctly depressed area directly between the eyes, just superior to the bridge of the nose.