Sentence examples for distinctly guarded from inspiring English sources
While on Saturday the Vatican was revealing that conservative bishops had blocked even a distinctly guarded welcome to "men and women of homosexual tendencies", 16 gay couples whose marriages abroad had just been formally registered by the mayor of Rome were being hustled out through a back exit of city hall to avoid a clash with protesters.
Here, huge Egyptian goddesses with distinctly 21st-century features guard the entrance to the sacred precinct of the casino.
These and many other examples suggest defense strategies that have evolved to guard plants against necrotrophs that operate distinctly or by antagonizing other responses.
He was distinctly less vigorous, moving with a sad deliberation, as if guarding against a fall.
But who guards those guards?
The men remained in prison until April 6, when the authorities of the town becoming uneasy as the result of the battle, now in full blast at Shiloh, and distinctly heard by us, put us aboard the cars and started south with us to Corinth, Miss., where we landed about dark and were placed in a small house with a sign over the door 'Secession Saloon,' with twelve guards to guard us.
MG, maternal guarding; BG, biparental guarding.
But the sheer energy and generous humour of the show are hard to resist, like the arrival of Pope Clement VII (Willard White) in the second act almost like a deus ex machina on a vast wheeled throne, while flanked by a distinctly camp retinue of Swiss guard.
