Sentence examples similar to a distinctly specified need from inspiring English sources

"The advent of professional cuddling and friend rentals seems to be serving a distinctly modern need," writes Olga Oksman in CityLab.

And the prospect of more powers for Scotland is opening up a debate within Labour about whether a more distinctly English voice needs to be heard.

The bartender need only pull on a specified handle over a mug or glass, and voila!

Other trucks need to maintain a specified distance.

From a U.S. and NATO standpoint, we need to take a distinctly transactional approach with Russia.

Clearly, Feinstein is a showman, not a writer: as an author he distinctly needs much heavier editing.

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.