Sentence examples for distinctly friendly from inspiring English sources
He, too, wore a black turban and glasses — in his case, thick glasses over weak but distinctly friendly eyes.
He, too, wore a black turban and glasses in his case, thick glasses over weak but distinctly friendly eyes.
Riley notes that Mormons — while distinctly friendly to the non-Mormon spouses of mixed-faith couples — are the least likely among major religious groups to form interfaith marriages.
Don't you know, there are few people enough in the world whose hard, sour faces will soften at sight of you and a distinctly friendly light come into their green eyes.
As Brussels is distinctly automobile friendly, noise and air pollution are notable problems.
The man in the photograph has a distinctly less friendly mien, and his feet are supported at the toe of one and the heel of the other, so that he appears to be walking, though he is actually motionless.
Except for a narrow segment of extremists, they do not view themselves as enemies of the United States, but rather as the exact opposite: at a time when Americans are unpopular in all other Muslim countries, most Iranians become distinctly more friendly when they learn that a visitor is American.
Rossy emerged as a superstar shortly afterward, adapting the instrumentation, rhythms and vocal styles of the hira gasy to create a distinctly Malagasy radio-friendly sound.
Warm, friendly and distinctly unfussy; his demeanour is a lot like his food – which invariably leaves you slobbering at the telly.
Outside there was a large, mainly friendly but distinctly boisterous crowd - and for a brief period the local police lost control of the situation.
