Sentence examples for distinctly but it from inspiring English sources

The voices above us could still be heard distinctly, but it was unclear whether that was because the Germans were yelling louder to incite their reluctant dogs, or whether they had made it past the wall and were approaching.

Smiling might not solve the problems (you'll need to tackle the sources distinctly) but it will increase your sense of well-being, and you will appear happy.

It's very, very distinctly Sting but it also is theater music.

As a plot device this was distinctly average, but it was better than anything else on offer and it did allow him an uneasy segue into a lengthy rumination on his first wife Daisy and their son Marco and Madey's brief dalliance with Catholicism.

(Socit Nationale de Chemin de Fer grub, to be quite frank, is distinctly unstellar, but it's the total experience you go for).

(via ArtsBeat, Rolling Stone).

It's not enough to keep out a distinctly bovine odour, but it's certainly a unique selling point.

It's true that pre-nups are distinctly un-sexy – but it's also true that 42 per cent of marriages will end in divorce.

The prose reads well in English, without losing a distinctly Chinese feel, but it is very far from the classical Chinese tradition.

The room did have a distinctly fresh feeling, but it was difficult to tell whether that was from the air quality or just the result of a room temperature that was cooler than that of the hallway.

"Although there is still some controversy, I think the most accurate statement is that in some respects general relativity has a distinctly Machian flavor, but it does not conform to the fully relationist perspective Mach advocated," he writes with typical heady brio.