Sentence examples for are distinctly not from inspiring English sources

Nominees are distinctly not high-minded.

Desserts here are distinctly not of the Ironbound, except for an unusually dense and satisfying flan.

Judging by the response to my frustrated tweet, I'm not the only one buying cookies from colleagues and friends who are distinctly not girls.

Art should include the alien, the weirdly individual — it ought to confront us with strangers' visions that are distinctly not our own (and are unlikely to be improved by inserting our faces for a selfie).

The federal government can borrow more cheaply than at almost any point in history, and medium-term forecasts, like the 10-year projections released Tuesday by the Congressional Budget Office, are distinctly not alarming.

Our current bruisers (Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld et al) are distinctly not "frank and direct, and above falsehood", because they come from the corporate world, but certainly they know "how much crime the people will bear", and much of the opposition we can muster is, alas "snivelling".

This is distinctly not Clinton-era thinking.

That's distinctly not happening.

This was distinctly not her scene.

His pedigree is distinctly not East Coast elite.

Even in the nineteen-eighties, some things were Reaganesque and some things were distinctly not.