The phrase "after distinctly" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in context.
It could be used when referring to an action or event that occurs following something that has been made clear or emphasized.
Example: "The results were presented after distinctly outlining the methodology used in the study."
Alternatives: "following clearly" or "subsequent to clearly".
When we still clearly and distinctly perceive them to be substances after clearly and distinctly perceiving them apart from each other, we know that they are not the same substance under different descriptions.
But this one is, after all, distinctly a hot war.
8.25pm: After a distinctly average approach to the back of the 6th, Woods dribbles a delicate putt down the green.
He became a Catholic in 1938 after a distinctly rackety youth, and spent most of the rest of his life as a Trappist monk in the US.
But after one distinctly brutal loss in Australia — during which Windies batsmen were literally assaulted by the fast bowling, or pitching, of the Australians — the tables dramatically turned.
He has spent time in the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary since returning from honeymoon "after feeling distinctly dodgy in Paris that morning.
12 Luther Burrell 5/10 Two early knock-ons did little to assuage the doubts that linger after a distinctly average championship.
After a distinctly Republican pause to that bold objective, Barack Obama is now stamping his own mark on the vision with his appointment last year of Sonia Sotomayor, the first Latina judge to sit on the court, and today, the appointment of Elena Kagan.
They include the title character, an independent-minded young mustang (with the inner voice of Matt Damon), who after a distinctly Bambi-like upbringing in the wild (loving mother, distant father) is captured by soldiers of the United State cavalry.
Her boyfriend stood by her, her relationships with her parents (after a distinctly rocky period in her mother's case) deepened and matured, and her colleagues took her back with open arms.
