Sentence examples for distinctively responsible from inspiring English sources
In addition to that basic range are what Austin calls aggravations: the various specific ways in which we characterize someone as distinctively responsible for something that happens for example, when we characterize someone as having done something on purpose, intentionally, or deliberately.
The subscription economy is also a distinctively American response to lower levels of wealth and income.
The mitochondrial vulnerability to reactive species in H460 may induce distinctively selective responses.
DRIFTS study of 1 3 nm Ru@mSiO2 and 5 20 nm Ru@mSiO2 catalysts after adsorption of reaction mixture of H2 and CO2 reveals that different reaction intermediates form on catalyst surface: CO-Run+ on 1 3 nm Ru@mSiO2 and formate species on 5 20 nm Ru@mSiO2, which are responsible for the distinctively different selectivity observed on 1 3 nm Ru@mSiO2 and 5 20 nm Ru@mSiO2 catalysts.
East Asians have distinctively shaped teeth for which their version of EDAR is probably responsible.
Together, the croissant- and the sugared almond-shaped blobs are responsible for the first burst of activity that can be distinctively seen on the right wall.
Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.
Distinctively Not Graffiti Q.
It's distinctively flavoured.
The Passat is distinctively Germanic.
These were the distinctively emergency measures.
