Sentence examples for could distinctly from inspiring English sources

We were sitting on the other side of the courtyard, which made it hard to see them clearly, but although the noise of the crowd was very loud, above it I could distinctly hear the report of boots striking cobbles.

I felt embattled not only by a bizarrely intense lust for chicken but nightmares in which I would be eating a gorgeous, rare steak — I could distinctly taste the savory drippings — from which I awoke in a panic, until I realized that I had been carnivorous only in my imagination.

Professor Martin Paul Eve of Birkbeck, University of London was writing a paper on Cloud Atlas, working from the UK paperback published by Sceptre, and from a Kindle edition of the novel, when he realised he was unable to find phrases in the ebook that he could distinctly remember from the paperback.

The characterizations could distinctly demonstrate the surface of HNTs modified by PVA molecular.

By observing the change in wave velocities, time of failure initiation and post-failure strain rate could distinctly be identified.

We could distinctly observe amorphous Si-np in the 3.5-nm-thick SiO x sublayers, but no particles were perceivable in the 5-nm-thick SiN x sublayers [40].

By all accounts Turing could be distinctly off-putting.

Later, in Parliament, his organ-like voice could be distinctly heard outside the House.

As at Brighton, where Damian McBride's allies and enemies bristled at each other, the atmosphere in the press seats at Manchester could prove distinctly frosty.

Her tone could be distinctly condescending: her husband had had a White House map room where he could chart the progress of the war, she once reminded Truman.

But it could not distinctly inhibit the growth of E. coliBL21 DE3).