Sentence examples for are distinctly ambiguous from inspiring English sources

"My feelings on the matter are distinctly ambiguous, involving both a measure of agony as well as excitement," Deflem wrote in his academic analysis of the experience.

Others, however, are distinctly Japanese.

Fusion power and fire are distinctly different.

Angelenos are distinctly unenthused by this.

These pleasures, however, are distinctly finite.

"Those are distinctly American topics.

Those foods are distinctly Philadelphian.

Oprah's two selections are distinctly different.

Group I NifD sequences are distinctly different.

The phrase "normal foodstuffs" is ambiguous because normalcy is distinctly culturally determined.

The 1949 Housing Act is distinctly vague; while ample funds are available for affordable housing, it remains ambiguous where these homes should be built.