Sentence examples for began distinctly from inspiring English sources

In the years following the Studium essay, Schlegel moved not only to a distinction between the classical and the romantic, as opposed to that between the ancient and modern, but moreover began distinctly to privilege the romantic.

Even so, Klopp's players began in distinctly mortal mode.

"This has always been a happy club," he said as recently as Wednesday, when the announcement of Malky Mackay as manager began the distinctly unhappy chain of events that has seen the Wigan chairman roundly condemned for being, at best, a bumbling old fool who does not know when to shut up, at worst an offensively racist stain on the game.

I also began to distinctly see how far my perspective and understanding of something like human trafficking is from the reality of living with the possibility of being trafficked, or seeing it happen around you.

"Let's face it," she begins, sounding distinctly impatient, "When you're 17, you dream of a summer romance.

There she began exhibiting her distinctly Surrealist paintings and engravings.

Currency markets twitched, as a euro-area implosion began to look distinctly possible, if not imminent.

The Blue Bulls still won, but it was a stirring, skilful contest in which even Victor Matfield and co began to look distinctly mortal.

But if Jackson was still the directors' darling as the season began, he was distinctly out of favour by its conclusion.

The Master of Business Administration began as a distinctly American creation, developed in response to the galloping industrial growth of the late 19th century and the new American phenomena to which it gave rise: the modern corporation, scientific marketing, mass advertising, investment banking.

After completing his studies in 1949 (Chouinard did not grant degrees at that time), Mr. Fujita joined N. W. Ayer in Philadelphia, one of the leading advertising agencies of its day, and began developing his distinctly modernist style.