Sentence examples similar to a distinctly low from inspiring English sources

But Sierra Leone is still a distinctly low-tech conflict.

Barbara Stephenson, the U.S. chargé d'affaires in London, and Louis Susman, the former U.S. ambassador, were also among those attending as part of what The Guardian described as a "distinctly low-key official representation".

It promises to be a distinctly low-key leave-taking; tributes to what he has achieved during his eight years at the helm have been conspicuous by their absence so far, and it seems unlikely that there will be the kind of fond farewell that many conductors receive when their tenures with an orchestra come to an end.

Van Noten has built a successful label selling proper clothes to men and to women, while sticking to an old-fashioned business model – just two menswear and two womenswear collections a year, half of the number produced by most labels, and with a distinctly low-key brand of celebrity ambassador.

The distinctly low level of Muslim protest against the Rushdie knighthood - here, a leading member of the Muslim Council of Britain said he'd been wrong to campaign for Satanic Verses to be banned - shows that this is a time to assert a free-speech, civil-libertarian stance on religion in the public realm.

The productions are distinctly low budget.

The stage is small; the productions are distinctly low budget.

Their hunting and harvesting equipment is often distinctly low tech, homemade and arcane.

"P/e ratios now look distinctly low after the recent sharp market sell-off.

There is too the question of FreshDirect and its distinctly low wage scale.

The graphics are more detailed than in previous games, but the game remains distinctly low tech and straightforward.