Sentence examples for distinctly even from inspiring English sources
In contrast to Hello Kitty-style Japanese Neo-Pop, they have a distinctly, even stubbornly, handmade feel.
On any given night, there are two distinctly, even extremely, different views of the presidential campaign offered on two of the three big cable news networks, Fox News Channel and MSNBC, a dual reality that is reflected on the Internet as well.
While New Yorkers have been nervously eyeing the encroaching tide of national chains, fearing the stores will wash away all things small and charming, a different retail species has taken root in this still-gentrifying quarter: the chain that is distinctly, even aggressively, local.
Distinctly, even though S1 was not the biggest size of main root in research samples, the total contents of major tanshinones were the highest among all of samples.
"It's very important that we talk about racial profiling and police brutality and aggressive policing practices all distinctly, even though they are all interconnected," Packnett said.
A snow day feels distinctly different, even from a weekend day.
A few correspondents read my love of the Caravaggio from a distinctly and even devoutly Roman Catholic perspective.
The Brooklyn house she shares with her husband and son is awash not in organic matter, but with various artifacts that are distinctly, and even badly, synthetic.
Throughout the album, the music is transparent, with each component distinctly audible, even when Bjork's melody is strung between a dissonant choir and a growled beat.
The first lot aren't a disaster, but the second are distinctly more even in texture – Hugh suggests this is because the starch has had more time to absorb the liquid, and air bubbles to disperse.
In answer, churches like SS. Joachim and Anne can point to their response to this dark year: a redoubled commitment to the Catholic Charismatic Renewal, a 43-year-old movement, growing fastest in Latin America and among immigrants in the United States, that makes Haitian Catholicism distinctly vibrant even as some American Catholics complain of a church gone lukewarm.
