Sentence examples for being distinctly from inspiring English sources
Similarly, disability is seen as being distinctly under-reflected.
They wanted the projects to meet criteria of being "distinctly Belfast" and "inspiring communities".
The music press also enjoyed mocking Yes for their vegetarian diets, a trait seen as being distinctly not rock'n'roll.
Like iceberg lettuce in a BLT or Kraft cheese on a hamburger, the translucent red candy coating of a toffee apple has the appeal of being distinctly ungourmet.
Farage has somehow pulled off the difficult trick of appearing to be an ordinary bloke who would be a pleasure to talk to in the pub, while being distinctly odd.
Most of them, Mr Totman finds, are keen to avoid prostitution, but drift into it anyway, the alternatives for a man who lives as a woman being distinctly limited.
The alternative is distinctly unappealing.
The mood was distinctly subdued.
Tonight, it was distinctly unruly.
The effect is distinctly urbane.
It will be distinctly unpleasant.
