Sentence examples for can distinctly from inspiring English sources
He can distinctly remember a cover of Elle with the model Ashley Richardson in red.
I can distinctly remember it because it was a bit of a disaster.
Reading it, I can distinctly remember thinking that it was appalling, shocking, wonderfully far-fetched.
But as I lie here I can distinctly hear the beating of wings of the angel of death.
I can distinctly remember handling the book as if it might somehow give me, a boy in Africa, magical access to the African adventures it contained.
Yet those of us who attended Westminster magistrates' court that week in July 2012 can distinctly remember the organisation's Danny Lynch sitting through every minute of the proceedings.
The second passage is in First Replies, in which Descartes says that just as we can clearly and distinctly perceive part of a chiliagon if we focus our attention, we can clearly and distinctly perceive a portion of the sea (AT 7 113).
Rather, we can clearly and distinctly perceive that God's nature is a TIN, and then say simply that "God has all perfections".
In control disc (Canton-S) the multistratified arrangement can be distinctly seen which clearly disappears in Wg loss of function background.
His tweets, however, can be distinctly banal, often involving food.
Similarly, the ticking of a watch held between the teeth can be distinctly heard.
