Sentence examples for distinctly favored from inspiring English sources
Individuals at the following Forbes Beltway Index companies have distinctly favored Obama.
But reality soon set in: Objects were clearly here to stay, and the new art began to define itself less as anti-things more as distinctly pro-ideas, favoring those that brought art and life into sync.
Tomorrowland's musical programming favors distinctly European sounds like big room, trance, techno, house and hardstyle.
But aides to Mrs. Clinton came to view Fox News as distinctly fair to her in a news media climate that they believed favored Senator Barack Obama.
For example, Mr. McCall distinctly said, on video, that he favors restoring the commuter tax -- a moment that Mr. Pataki has featured in his commercials.
When forced to prune the search space due to limitations on memory and time, it uses a directed search which favors good solutions over distinctly poorer ones.
And they should expect that, that they should not be committed until the odds are distinctly in our favor.... Q.
That no member of Takarazuka would get further than the second round of American Idol is a point distinctly in its favor.
Economic growth was distinctly out of favor during the 1970s.
Although there is no evidence for a global shift of processing (i.e., favoring the 5p at earlier and the 3p at later time-points), the same pre-miRNA may be processed distinctly in early and late spermatogenesis.
