Sentence examples similar to distinctly asked from inspiring English sources

BB: I remember distinctly asking my father to do something and being told that "you don't have enough money to do that".

At month 24, subjects evaluated change in iris color from baseline as "none", "slightly", "distinctly", or "very distinctly" and were asked whether they wished to remain on the FC.

But on past form, a top-four finish seems a distinctly difficult ask.

When I interviewed for a job at a Condé Nast fashion magazine back in 2006 (yes, my career could have gone down a very different route) I distinctly remember asking a top Editor-in-Chief there about what they were doing on the web.

I distinctly recall asking for a killer fallaway jumper, a new Maybach, and a pool full of champagne.

I distinctly recall asking for a killer fall-away jumper, a new Maybach, and a pool full of champagne.

On one occasion, I distinctly recall asking Muhammed Ali Hasan to return to the Party and was aghast in discovering the direct personal attacks he suffered because of the fear mongering tactics utilized by several in the Colorado GOP.

In kindergarten, I distinctly remember being asked why I wasn't black.

(He was distinctly unamused when I asked if he could sing).

Turnbull was distinctly non-committal when asked directly about that on Sunday, saying only the government would "deal with one administration at a time".

Douthat might be reminded that in a voice considered distinctly American, Ralph Waldo Emerson rhetorically asked in 1836, "Why should not we also enjoy an original relation to the universe?" The heresies of which Douthat despairs are hardly new.