Sentence examples for different distinctly from inspiring English sources

But Kavanaugh's performance last Thursday was something entirely different, distinctly contemporary.

But if 50s America was the land of the happy ever after, Demy's film marks very different, distinctly European territory, as a call-up to the Algerian war for Castelnuovo leaves his newly pregnant lover bereft.

Our panelists focus specifically on how the female gender operates in different kinds of networks to foster family business success, increase the creativity in teams of workers, and generate different, distinctly female, genealogies.

When we spoke early in August, Mr. Abdulaziz was 58 days away from a move to Berlin.He wants to continue exploring both himself and his photography.He wants to confront his fears.And he wants to be closer to his girlfriend, Ida, a Swedish ballet dancer and the subject of a much different, distinctly personal photo essay, "Love Is Not a Color Photograph".

In the Winnipeg Free Press, Brad Oswald reviewed the show cautiously, writing it that is "decidedly different, distinctly weird and definitely-an-acquired-taste kind of great" and that some characters and scenes "are edgy and uncompromising and sure to shock and offend nearly as many viewers as they amuse".

When we looked at more in insulin signaling pathway that regulating the whole glucose and lipid metabolism, and found that the activated parts of this pathway in obesity and T2D are different distinctly.

Jethro Tull and Genesis both pursued very different, but distinctly English, brands of music.

There were a number of distinctly different definers with distinctly different voices, and these voices and their power of definition had histories.

One way to experience this is when distinctly different ideas come from different minds.

"To have it in two distinctly different buildings, with a distinctly different feel, that's one more unique New York turn on this whole deal," Tirico said.

They did distinctly different things.