Sentence examples for For distinctly from inspiring English sources

But that is meek protest even for distinctly civil Uruguay, where political opponents seldom quarrel too loudly.

This moment marks the origin of conversion to Judaism for distinctly religious reasons rather than for reasons of politics, culture, or nationalism.

The new laws and court decisions in the region reflect an urgent desire to reject decades of American prescriptions for distinctly Latin American challenges.

There is probably no single factor by which the errors can be explained, but the tendency for distinctly perceptible differences to appear larger than those more vaguely perceived is important.

It is logical to look for distinctly lower prices between now and summer".

In other words, for distinctly consumer purposes, taking advantage of the ease at which Prezi lets you combine photos, videos, text and graphics to 'tell a story'.

A considerable perk for some, distinctly unpleasant for others, it required young girls to prove their commitment to the cause of freedom by going to bed with goatish old hippies.

For them, a vote for Bush is a vote for a whole philosophy of governance and a vote for Kerry is a vote for a distinctly different philosophy.

Flu-WISE, Flu-CARE Pandemic preparedness, including preparations for communicating during a pandemic, calls for a distinctly different set of interventions and approaches.

Alhough Shearer is a practising anglophile, it seems counterintuitive for him to have found a home for this distinctly American TV wheeze on a British channel.

That doomed President Obama's goal of bipartisan backing for a health care overhaul, and now leaves party liberals arguing for a distinctly Democratic health plan.