Sentence examples for distinctly advance from inspiring English sources
His studies had impressed the Lucasian professor, Isaac Barrow, who was more anxious to develop his own religious and administrative potential (he became master of Trinity two years later), and in 1669, Newton succeeded him, only one year after he received his M.A. Newton's work has been said "to distinctly advance every branch of mathematics then studied".
And while Ms. Kagan criticized the Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush administrations for using their presidential powers to deregulate the economy, she praised Bill Clinton for using those same powers to advance "a distinctly activist and pro-regulatory governing agenda".
Mr Walker, in particular, has been particularly authoritative in office, as he moved quickly to advance a distinctly conservative agenda after being elected in 2010.
The version of pluralism he advanced was distinctly liberal in its assumptions, aims and conclusions, just as his liberalism was distinctly pluralist.
Although animal experiments have distinctly contributed to major advances in life sciences, there are acknowledged limitations with regard to translatability and species differences.
Even China's love affair with Christmas -- with big holiday sales and ubiquitous seasonal music, even in Communist Party buildings -- advances a distinctly Chinese agenda.
The search strategy distinctly differs from the recently advanced approach of "natural language processing" in the following ways.
Franco asked permission to perform a soliloquy from "Macbeth," from memory, apologizing in advance for his distinctly non-Elizabethan delivery.
So biologists, despite their increasing knowledge from the decoding of the human genome and other advances, are still distinctly reluctant to challenge the notion that human behavior is largely shaped by environment and culture.
The odds are distinctly in the Nets' favor to advance.
Market breadth was distinctly negative, with declining stocks outnumbering those advancing, 1,906 to 1,017.
