Sentence examples similar to distinctly because of from inspiring English sources

I remember this day distinctly, because one of his many "theories of life" talks really stuck with me.

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.

Other industry has been distinctly limited because of the strict planning policies governing the areas of "outstanding natural beauty". Two of the best-known physical features of Northern Ireland the Giant's Causeway, comprising some 40,000 mostly hexagonal-shaped basalt columns along the coastal cliffs, and five of the nine Glens of Antrim are there.

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.

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

I remember his appearance distinctly, because he apparently had dashed out of the office upon receiving the first intimation of whatever was happening, without stopping to put on his coat or collar.

I remember distinctly because I misspelled their brand name on the cover of the very first proposal I built for them!

Despite relying heavily on references to pop culture and drugs, Killer Acid's work is distinctly his own because of his unique psychedelic drawing style.

That's because the distinctly dystopian features of our present – a small number of people control most of the wealth, and global warming is heating portions of the planet past habitable levels – won't simply disappear with automation.

The combination of CPT-11 with 5-FU/LV is therefore justified because they have distinctly different mechanisms of action and because each agent has significant activity in metastatic colorectal cancer.