Sentence examples for distinctly do from inspiring English sources

The Discovery Room has hands-on specimens like real dinosaur teeth, as well as live snakes and poison dart frogs that visitors distinctly do not touch.

This move was an event he distinctly did not consider "escape".

Health apps range from the ­genuinely useful – type in a ­symptom, get a diagnosis – to the distinctly ­superfluous (do you really need to use your phone to monitor your partner's contractions during labour?).

While these features can be defined distinctly, they do not exist independently; rather, they all inform and affect each other.

The bass comes through distinctly, as does the treble.

Astonished, outraged and distinctly hard done by, she has lost her first battle, the stand against Angelo's hard masculine will, and she profoundly minds the fact.

Indeed, so distinctly separate did Audley Harrison and Audley Harrisonn" appear that some even talked about a "dream fight" in which Audley Harrison took on "Audley Harrison" in a 12-round contest under the promotional tagline It's Id v Ego.

But the operating system, for all its promise, remains distinctly not done.

Fourthly, low-stage tumours expressed the two genes much more distinctly than did the high-stage tumours.

One is in Second Replies, in which Descartes says that a person with jaundice perceives snow "just as clearly and distinctly as we do when we see it as white" (ibid).

I have no idea if I did, but I do distinctly remember calling him "a big girl's blouse", coincidentally a term of abuse he sometimes favours, too.