Sentence examples for Not distinctly from inspiring English sources
Not distinctly shortened, nearly as long as the third antennomere in Notocupoides, Eurydictyon, Pareuryomma and also in Permocupes[ 3, 12, 19].
But contagious yawning is not distinctly human.
Dr. Chandon said the phenomenon is not distinctly American.
And if corruption is French, it is not distinctly so.
But it's quite strange and not distinctly recognizable as you.
It means, most damningly, that black people are not distinctly bound to each other.
Clubs not distinctly private can be forced to admit groups they had excluded.
Fairness, respect for the rule of law, and the rest of it, Brown's critics say, are not distinctly British.
And while the taste is not distinctly beef, biting into one does impart the lingering flavoring of processed cheese.
It claims that the wolverine populations of the two countries are contiguous and not distinctly separate, a claim conservationists dispute.
It has been locked for decades in a domestic, political struggle that is not distinctly aimed at the United States, though it has attacked Americans and American business interests in Colombia.
