Sentence examples for but also distinctly from inspiring English sources

By 1874, a Haggadah from Poona, India, not only had Marathi translations but also distinctly Indian illustrations.

The story of how Edinburgh New Town came to be is a modern one, but also distinctly municipal.

Daley climbed the steps to his destiny at the most troubling point in a young and celebrated but also distinctly tumultuous life.

The tinny, eighties-era drum samples and drone keyboards of "Losing You" and "Lovers in a Parking Lot" felt lower-stakes than the warm bass and brass of her newer work — these songs were true to their time, but also distinctly of it.

A couple of weeks ago, I interviewed Johnson for "The New Yorker Radio Hour," and he proved himself to be jovial and plainspoken, but also distinctly shallow — and, after a while, tetchy about his own flimsy policy prescriptions and knowledge base.

It was really fucking hot, but also distinctly underwhelming.

For that reason, Matarić's robots all share features that humans can relate to but that are also distinctly machinelike.

The study was led by Carl Agee from the University of New Mexico, US. "It has some resemblance to the other Martian meteorites but it's also distinctly different in other respects," he told BBC News, "both in the way it just looks in hand sample, but also in its elemental composition".

But the US and Chinese moves are also distinctly unambitious for political reasons: Leaders continue to be mired in a mistaken narrative about climate action leading to job cuts and costing enormous sums.

The present experiments are the first to demonstrate that not only CAT but also the distinctly different sequence CHR may play a role in Ca2+ signaling outside the chromaffin cells, i.e. serving as immunomodulators for activation of PMNs secretion.

The analysis revealed similar gene induction patterns with cell wall-active antibiotics but also some distinctly different ones.