Sentence examples for distinctly from inspiring English sources
distinctly
In a distinct manner.
The word "distinctly" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to indicate that something stands out from what is surrounding it, or that it is strikingly different from something else. Example sentence: The royal blue dress was distinctively different from the others at the party.
There was a showbiz feel to Fabian Delph announcing his commitment to Aston Villa directly over the big screen that, no doubt timed to spread a feelgood factor around the ground, was distinctly out of keeping with the majority of the season to date in this corner of the West Midlands.
It does not fully explain, however, why they were distinctly second best to the team who finished seven points behind them in the Championship.
It is a low-key, loose-fit architectural attitude that is distinctly at odds with many of the other west coast tech companies' sleeker ambitions.
European integration has long ceased to be animated by passions and ideals which could be viewed as distinctly Catholic.
Research has suggested that people may enjoy distinctly better physical and mental health when they volunteer, including something called a "helper's high".
As at Brighton, where Damian McBride's allies and enemies bristled at each other, the atmosphere in the press seats at Manchester could prove distinctly frosty.
Their rightful claim of social exploitation by a group of disproportionately wealthy bankers with a distinctly cavalier attitude towards social and economic equality went viral.
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