Sentence examples for distinctly at the from inspiring English sources

"This sits distinctly at the top of our rosy expectation".

Besides, the flames behaved rather distinctly at the DME- and H2-dominated regimes.

The note Putin struck most distinctly at the meeting with reporters and scholars was one of paranoia, fear that outside forces — the enemies he knew as a K.G.B. officer — were somehow undermining him.

The note Putin struck most distinctly at the meeting with reporters and scholars was one of paranoia, fear that outside forces the enemies he knew as a K.G.B. officer were somehow undermining him.

As Fig. 4 indicates, the effect of car headlights drops distinctly at the distance of 60 m and beyond, which is known as the far zone.

The drug trend is distinctly at odds with the direction of the Consumer Price Index, which has fallen by 1.3percentt in the last year.

For reasons that eluded this listener, Mr. Major has moved the action back into the 17th century, which seems distinctly at odds with the sentimental tenor of the comedy but does not otherwise detract.

Zimmerman did not appear to have observable injuries neither on his nose nor on the back of his head which is distinctly at odds with the statement that Zimmerman gave and the account that the Sanford police initially released.

Zimmerman did not appear to have observable injuries — neither on his nose nor on the back of his head — which is distinctly at odds with the statement that Zimmerman gave and the account that the Sanford police initially released.

Their galvanizing riffs and intricate rhythms evoke long lost cousins of the Replacements and Built to Spill, but it's frontman Brandon Hagen's songwriting a searing look at the collapse of the American Dream —that makes Vundabar distinctly at home in the present.

They point to worrying language about "charging" for information held by the PDC, which seems distinctly at odds with the government's policy of ready access.