Sentence examples for distinctively about from inspiring English sources

Thinking generically about parents will not be enough; we must think distinctively about reaching fathers.

The selective sorption in a specially designed multi-ion solution containing 12 co-existing cations over the range of pH 1.0 4.5 shown that the amount of uranium sorbed accounts for about 53% of the total sorption amount at pH 4.5 and distinctively about 85%, unreported so far to our knowledge, at pH 2.0.

Yet just when we hope for a precise rendition of this figure, for an argument about what exactly is distinctively novel about this social type, Lilla turns elusive and gestural.

The reply (O'Neill 1988, 459– 463) is that such talk about rights talk misses what is distinctively different about children as a group.

What's distinctively American about Eastwood's sniper?

There is nothing distinctively Keynesian about public spending in a recession.

There was something distinctively Australian about them – the mulletesque haircuts, made acceptable by their rockstar statuses and flared jeans.

Jazz may not be dead, but it doesn't leave blood on the floor, and there may indeed be something distinctively American about an art that does.

New York is full of tiny theaters, but there is something distinctively charming about the Club, with its exposed brick walls and creaky floors.

APART from a few pots and baskets sitting, largely unnoticed, in a corner, there is little distinctively Indian about the Sycuan Casino.

Some argue that there's nothing distinctively Turkish about Turkish art; for a long time Turks were taught to imitate the West.