Sentence examples for a distinctly easier from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The allies' policy of "No surrender" has had its effect upon the Turks and there was a distinctly easier feeling last evening [Jan . 15.

One truth is that there may well be a day when Chambers reflects that when he was uncovered by the Balco probe, and failed in his desperate attempt to re-establish a living in the failing NFL Europe and with the Castleford Tigers in Rugby League, a degree of self-preservation in his old world might have provided him with a distinctly easier run.

The latter result can be compared to the monophonic variant in this study although the task here is distinctly easier since only three categories have to be distinguished and for each category only one representantive instrument is considered.

According to the authorities, the vast majority of Oklahoma cattle thefts in recent years have been driven by a distinctly modern phenomenon — methamphetamine addicts seeking easy money to fund their habit.

The intense competition in the market has led to a distinctly sink-or-swim climate, with other hopefuls like Take Eat Easy closing down last week after failing to raise money.

Indeed, had their former Birmingham City midfielder Michel converted an early chance rather than clip his shot against the crossbar when it had seemed easier to score early on, then this could have been a distinctly more awkward occasion.

A distinctly satisfying thought.

"A distinctly unmemorable holiday.

Each has a distinctly different appeal.

The problem is a distinctly modern one.

He was in a distinctly unhappy mood.