Sentence examples for distinctly and it from inspiring English sources

The compressed, closely contact points between CNTs and/or AgNWs can be seen distinctly, and it will be beneficial for strong adhesion, low roughness, and junction resistance.

But, in its day, the exhibit was distinctly controversial, and it will be fascinating to see the recreation of Fun House in the Hamilton retrospective at Tate Modern.

Though its ingredients are mainly pantry staples, their combination produces a flavor that's distinctly foreign, and it spices up local produce and fish as simple and fresh as cod, corn and tomatoes.

I was enraged because New York is not just an American city, although it is distinctly and undeniably American in its vitality and diversity.

Thus Romanticism, the first distinctly modern movement and, it seems to me, the default setting of Western sensibilities ever since.

"We come from distinctly different constituencies, and it is important to represent this diversity and to air our differences," Mr. Prentiss said.

It is a match that pits a team in ominously good form against a team in distinctly abysmal form and it is impossible as yet to be enthused about England's prospects.

The atmosphere of the city is distinctly cyber-noir and it's obvious that Human Head have taken more than one or two visual cues from Blade Runner, as well as a ton of Anime classics such as Akira and Cyber City OEDO 808.

But the Baftas are international awards with a distinctly local flavour, and it's estimated that only about 20% of the US Academy is made up of Brits.

But this year, the holiday mood in the Palestinian territories is distinctly less joyous and it shows in the Dawod's buffet.

Most people have heard of THC, but 11-hydroxy-THC is a distinctly different cannabinoid and it's not as well studied.