Sentence examples for distinctly grim from inspiring English sources
Calling Abra cute, they describe Kadabra as having "a bit of that personality", and Alakazam as being a "distinctly grim, foreboding character".
http://work.chron.com/high-rate-unemployment-blind-14312.html Though specifics are hard to pin down, the employment landscape is distinctly grim.
When I go up, the room temp is distinctly Scottish, and as for the grim old mattress, pity it didn't stay north of the border.
Humanist empathy devoid of the distinctly human is finally not art but merely grim reportage.
From this vantage, the grim admonitions of anti-immigration groups are hard to hear distinctly; they're drowned out by the sound of cash registers.
As grim as the Obama era has been, Americans still have a distinctly negative reading on what the last period of Republican economic stewardship delivered: rising health care costs, wage stagnation, a real estate bubble and then of course the financial crash itself.
They have played long-ball, short-ball, grim defence and, at the last, exuberant attack en route to winning a distinctly underpowered Group H.
But if the grim churn of world politics slanted opinions in the 1930s, postwar critics had less of an alibi for judgments that now look distinctly hasty.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
