Sentence examples for as distinctly negative from inspiring English sources

Of note, many physicians reported some positive experiences around hastening death, but all of them overwhelmingly reported death hastening experiences as distinctly negative.

Of note, when physicians could manage deaths well they reported their experiences as positive but, more commonly, all of them regarded their experiences of negotiating the interface between palliative and critical/acute care as distinctly negative.

But the energy turned distinctly "negative" as he and his entourage squeezed through the packed bar area, seeking to leave, and were stopped by a man "mouthing off," Mr. Combs said.

The resultant effect is distinctly negative on the Island as a whole.

As grim as the Obama era has been, Americans still have a distinctly negative reading on what the last period of Republican economic stewardship delivered: rising health care costs, wage stagnation, a real estate bubble and then of course the financial crash itself.

Even during the best moments, walking in the surf along a beautiful stretch of coastline as the evening sun dropped below the blue horizon, I could sense distinctly negative vibes from BB, pangs of frustration and inadequacy.

But reviewers from several influential publications were distinctly negative, including Ben Brantley in The New York Times.

Growing up in the '60s and '70s, Florida developed a distinctly negative impression of Brooklyn.

Market breadth was distinctly negative, with declining stocks outnumbering those advancing, 1,906 to 1,017.

However, a continuation of higher oil prices could have a distinctly negative effect on prospects for global growth".

There's a term for this in the medical literature — clinical inertia — a term with a distinctly negative connotation.