Sentence examples for another distinctly from inspiring English sources

Cue James Washingtonn"—another distinctly Indian player in this poorly-executed farce.

This profusion of ethnicities may be cause for another distinctly Torontonian characteristic: hybrids.

Also on Radio 3, Private Passions interviewed another distinctly English hero: Terence Davies, the film-maker.

"I'm the skinny one," Paul Farmer said to me, and added, gesturing to another, distinctly less skinny American, "Meet my brother".

But these days, at least for those among this nation's 23 million people with radios, there is another, distinctly secular cry rising in the early morning air.

The ferocious cruelty of these jihadist fighters, quoting the Qur'an as they behead their hapless victims, raises another distinctly modern concern: the connection between religion and violence.

But the piece, its long wordless tones wandering from one harmonic interval to another, sounds distinctly prim and correct in the company it has to keep as part of the continuous program in the first-floor listening room, alongside works by Maryanne Amacher, Stephen Vitiello and others.

PCA demonstrates that each of the four replicates from each stage has very similar transcriptional profiles to one another, but distinctly different between stages, as expected.

However, there is distinctly another picture in He+ density depletions (subtroughs) according to the ISS-b data for the same period.

Gradually, however, as new ethnic groups moved into Boston after the turn of the 20th century, they usually moved into one neighbourhood or another, making it distinctly their own.

Another thing I distinctly remember is that I had trouble having a difficult discussion with employees because, as a young manager, sometimes you don't really know how to tell somebody to their face that they're not doing a good job.