Sentence examples for distinctively is from inspiring English sources

What we are, perhaps distinctively, is a nation where law is "essentially contested" in terms of rights, including the right to touch an inner thigh and say it was an outer.

The multi-person tracker's ability to track passers-by near the robot distinctively is demonstrated through qualitative and quantitative off-line experiments.

Also distinctively Devonian is the development of locally extensive black shale deposits.

Distinctively, it is made with English-muffin croutons and a coddled egg.

Distinctively, it is shown a tissue-like pattern, sonographic air bronchogram and pleural fluid (asterisks); arrow diaphragm, Sp spleen.

The most distinctively Bayesian are those referred to as Dutch Book Arguments.

They reason that a distinctively Scottish institution is best run by a distinctively Scottish party.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

And, moreover, it is distinctively British.

"This style is distinctively Black Sea," he said.

(Lillian's prose is distinctively "gabby," as Frank put it).