Sentence examples for called it distinctly from inspiring English sources

The New York Tribune called it "one of the most thrilling stories we have ever read", the Outlook called it "distinctly repulsive", the Bookman "cruel and untrue", the Independent "the most hopelessly evil story that we could have read in any literature".

(calling it "distinctly unlikely" that Congress would have provided an incentive for overseas manufacturing).

Mr. Iger even came up with a new slogan for the Shanghai resort, calling it "authentically Disney and distinctly Chinese".

As a distinctly separate flaw (I call it Healthcare's Pricing Cabal), actual pricing originates elsewhere, of course, but employers really have no ceiling on what they will pay – especially for smaller (under 500) employer groups.

Durian has a distinctly cozy feeling — some might call it cramped.

While "Cascabel" is distinctly light on the palate as a work of theater -- call it Cirque du Soleil sprinkled with salsa -- Mr. Bayless's food is predictably delicious.

He has a distinctly noncommercial style; if he pairs a film with a song, he does not call it a music video.

To be back in Eddie Jones's November plans, after revealing the Australian called him "distinctly average" in a phone conversation earlier this year, is a striking reversal of fortune.

And that call, with its distinctly Cromwellian "warts and all" echo, may prove to be a turning point in a campaign which, officially at least, only begins on Friday.

H. Auden: A Biography" (1981): "It begins to seem as if Auden's Communism, if it can be called that, was distinctly second-hand".

Its success, Mr. Simon said, rests largely on what he called a "distinctly Taiwanese voice" and a certain irreverence that draws from not being in the United States.