Sentence examples for distinctively and from inspiring English sources

There are many ways for an individual to adorn themselves distinctively, and tattoos are just one.

Others look distinctively and unabashedly Prussian: gray tunics with short, stiff collars, spiked helmets, and black leather boots.

"The Tree of Life" is, among other things, a distinctively and unapologetically middle-class, or bourgeois, vision.

Nuns were encouraged to dress less distinctively and live among layfolk which lowered their profile, and thus, perhaps, the job's appeal.

Its bickering is not just beastliness but the most important component of the camping which, as English academic Richard Dyer writes, is 'the only style, language and culture that is distinctively and unambiguously gay male'.

More often than not, though, I found myself wondering what was the point of submitting rum, which can be so distinctively and exuberantly delicious in its youth, to the tempering rigors of barrel aging, which can easily blur identity and character.

The position that McLaren defends in this new work is one that discards this whole spectrum in favor of a faith that is deeply and distinctively Christian and also benevolent to those in other faith traditions.

This silencing effect varies substantially from telomere to telomere and affects individual genes distinctively (Pryde and Louis, 1999; Mondoux and Zakian, 2007).

The development of gender identities leads males and females to acquire distinctively masculine and feminine cognitive styles.

We found big differences in texture and density, but most of the wines were distinctively structured and earthy, with flavors of red fruit, licorice and menthol.

In Lebanon the propaganda posters of Hizbullah and its allies are a heady mix of bright colour, simple logos and distinctively Arab calligraphy and portraits.