Sentence examples for as a distinctly from inspiring English sources
The art form known colloquially as "vidding" for example – editing found footage from TV shows and movies to music – actually dates back some 40 years and has often celebrated, what the theorist Francesca Coppa describes as, "a distinctly female way of seeing".
He's radical only in his tenacious defense of what he sees as a distinctly American tradition.
Bloomberg: The United States has agreed to formally recognize cachaça (above) as a distinctly Brazilian spirit.
Under Queen Anne this imported classicism broke free, to emerge as a distinctly English baroque.
Work, on "Medium," has been implicated as a distinctly dangerous pastime more than once.
Blue Smarties were dropped in 2005, only to return in 2008 as a distinctly less blue.
He comes across, actually, as a distinctly Asian-American Christian, or at least like so many that I know".
But the choreography's hybrid style of contemporary and bharatanatyam dance also marked him out as a distinctly 21st-century figure.
This obsession has been recognized as a distinctly American phenomenon at least since the early decades of the 20th century.
As a distinctly challenging poetry, it remains remarkably gentle in its craft of verbal precision and figuration.
Whydid hip as we know it, and as it is emulated around the world,arise as a distinctly American phenomenon?
