Sentence examples for distinctly because from inspiring English sources

These three pieces can be identified so clearly and distinctly because that's the way they are.

Your mind will start crossing its pathways, and you won't be able to remember the original trip as distinctly, because it will have to compete with the new, similar ones.

Some people have found The Marriage of Figaro distinctly tiresome because of that; "Is that the one with the pin?" the Queen is supposed to have said when the Royal Opera asked her to pay a visit during Jubilee year.

"California's measure is distinctly important because the movement to legalize gay marriage thus far has been driven by the courts," said John G. Matsusaka, president of the Initiative and Referendum Institute at the University of Southern California.

"Foreclosure victims are distinctly vulnerable because they are not officially recognized as a group needing voting help," said Robert M. Brandon, president of the Fair Elections Legal Network, a liberal-leaning voting rights group.

The hidden complexities of an ECG signal cannot be distinctly interpreted because of subtle changes.

Beyond the differing financial offers, the two bids are distinctly different because of the nature of the two companies making them.

So far, the interest in these has been distinctly muted because potential participants fear the longer term consequences of getting involved with any of these programs.

Processing of infant faces may be distinctly different because of its importance in eliciting parental responsivity and care.

I can distinctly remember it because it was a bit of a disaster.

The pictures are beautiful and distinctly unschlocky, probably because Mr. Klein (no relation to the designer) showed his horse without a beach or a girl.