Sentence examples for both distinctly from inspiring English sources

Though not disadvantaged, we're both distinctly working class.

But its issues are both distinctly national and parochial.

In fact, the two factors that are keeping birthrates up in the United States are both distinctly nontraditional.

Ravenhill's play is both distinctly of its time, in the way it skewered the bleakness of Thatcher's legacy on a generation of youngsters, and yet also prophetic.

Stardust – Music Sounds Better With You This groovy spot of French electronica managed to sound both distinctly new and like a lost classic when it made the top 10 in 1998.

The idea that if you do wrong you get what's coming to you animates Westerns and crime fiction, both distinctly American genres; small wonder it should find fertile political ground too.

The two key ideas that Wolff takes from Leibniz are, first, the characterization of sensory perception as a clear but confused rather than distinct perception of things that could, at least in principle, be known both clearly and distinctly by the intellect; and, second, the characterization of pleasure as the sensory, and thus clear but confused, perception of the perfection of things.

Distinctly, both the stretching υ3 and bending υ4 modes split into two peaks of S35.

Since the nominal speeds of both machines distinctly differ (PAT: 1200 min−1; pump: 2200 min−1) a gearbox was interposed so both machines can be operated at their respective nominal point leading to an overcompensation of the spur gear's energetic losses.

Both are distinctly American, and have been long thought so.

Neither can quite recall the first words they exchanged, but both remember distinctly that they were talking trash.