Sentence examples for distinctly always from inspiring English sources
And third, it must distinctly always be a Bentley".
The inner side not always distinctly displays the anticlinal walls, but stomata are clearly recognizable (figure 6b, d).
But truthfully, I was always distinctly average as a swimmer.
The claim to exclusive representation is not an empirical one; it is always distinctly moral.
It was not that Peter was indifferent to the civil liberties of people in Britain, but the causes he espoused were always distinctly concerned with global human rights.
For the input parameters used in our simulation, the choice of these initial estimates ensures that both executions of the search procedure will always distinctly converge to both minima.
For this treatment the anode was placed in the root canal because the antibacterial effect at the positive electrode (anode) was always distinctly greater than that at the cathode.
In healthy individuals, the BCM is always distinctly higher than the ECM, so the index is < 1 [ 13].
Reasons for differences in the reported rates of HBsAg seroreversion are heterogenicity of the immunosupressed patients at risk and the fact that the term HBV reactivation has not been used always distinctly.
But on the sixth day it always looks distinctly shaggy.
It was the lure of performance that first attracted Porter to the vibrancy of art: "The poetry scene in Australia is small, querulous, and has always been distinctly unglamorous.
