Sentence examples similar to declaration distinctly from inspiring English sources
Doctors' declarations clearly influenced judges.
While Americans may well stake their own nationalist claim to having pioneered the notion of "happiness" as a "self-evident truth" and "inalienable right," dating back to Thomas Jefferson's 1776 Declaration of Independence, the Dragon King puts a distinctly Bhutanese point on the matter.
They have since begun reviving, and the effort to help has been distinctly political in Georgia, with the consumption of peanuts a declaration as much of state pride as of culinary preference.
A plea for tolerance in a distinctly intolerant era, "Howl" was also Ginsberg's in-your-face declaration and celebration of his homosexuality.
Spain, for example, chose not to submit Pedro Almodovar's "Skin I Live In," and France, which last year passed over the highly praised "Of Gods and Men" and was widely criticized for doing so, submitted "Declaration of War," a drama about a young couple's battle to save their sick child that has a distinctly small-budget indie feel.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
I remember this distinctly.
