Sentence examples for So distinctly from inspiring English sources

Sackville's rare gift is for rendering the ordinary so distinctly that it becomes fantastic.

"I remember writing that song, so clearly, so distinctly," Mr. Hayward said.

"The first bite was a surprise; I hadn't expected to taste both flavours so distinctly and yet simultaneously.

There is something instrumental, and so distinctly American, about this it is Jay Gatsby's kind of philosophy.

The question Jasna Polana poses so distinctly is this: Does clubhouse décor really matter when the play is the thing?

Catching her breath after her three-hour rehearsal, Peaches found it somewhat difficult to explain exactly how she planned to portray so many different characters so distinctly.

These three pieces can be identified so clearly and distinctly because that's the way they are.

When we hold a self-evident truth, our wills are compelled by the clarity and distinctness of the idea: we "see" the truth so clearly and distinctly that we cannot doubt it; that is, we cannot but assent to it.

Then, of course, there are the vocals, which are oh-so-distinctly Cher.  .

And so some distinctly American social contract is going to be required.

Play was soon suspended while liberal amounts of water were sprayed on to the putting surface, an exercise repeated after every early group had played, so changing distinctly the course's playing condition.