Sentence examples for distinctively strong from inspiring English sources

The language in the document, which the Vatican refers to as a note, is distinctively strong.

Could the novelty of the Nordic landscape have made a distinctively strong impression on the returning native?

Ganic eschews distinctively strong fish tastes, and, rouille aside, the two dishes actually don't seem all that different.

The submillimetre region of this molecule exhibit several laser lines, two of which are distinctively strong.

Overall dependencies of γH+ and γBr− on ionic strength are similar to those found previously in aqueous HCl solutions, but the degree of the dependence is distinctively stronger in both γH+ and γBr−.

The climate of West Africa is distinctively characterized by strong north to south gradients in both temperature and rainfall.

His ideal society was distinctively authoritarian, with a strong emphasis on Christian discipline.

Exterior: The Z coupe has a strong look that is distinctively Asian-made (it very clearly takes design cues from its heritage with previous Zs and Datsuns).

The upper teeth are distinctively broad, triangular, and slightly oblique with strong, coarse serrations, while the lower teeth are narrower and upright, with finer serrations.

Further, and distinctively, the Overlap Model secures both Modest and Strong Continuity: not only is a (typical) stream of consciousness a gap-free stretch of experience, but each of its successive brief phases is experientially connected to its immediate neighbours.

VEGFR-1 and VEGFR-2 are receptors distinctively present on vascular endothelial cells, which have strong association with cell proliferation, migration and induction of vascular permeability [ 47].