Sentence examples for distinctly high from inspiring English sources

But Mr Brasier trained at the distinctly high church college of Mirfield in Yorkshire.

The bank's own valuation, long at a premium to peers, is looking distinctly high.

The fossils from this deposit are distinctly high boreal/arctic in character, indicating a small, possibly ephemeral, pool in a generally open landscape supporting some dwarf shrubs and conifers.

Therefore, the magma mixtures that formed Bowie Seamount seem to have originated from varying degrees of partial melting of a depleted source in the Earth's mantle and basalts which had distinctly high lead isotopic ratios.

By contrast, DNA extracted with the CTAB and Dellaporta methods from certified reference material show a distinctly high molecular weight band.

On the other hand, as expected from the presence of aldehyde dehydrogenase Ald4p, specific activity of aldehyde dehydrogenase was distinctly high in the heavier mitochondrial fraction.

The offerings at Zaitunay Bay are distinctly high-end.

At first glance, the apartment resembles nothing so much as a giant, distinctly high-end Lego project.

It is a characteristic phrase, from a writer of a very definite prose, with sharp outlines and a distinctly high-handed economy.

It is holiday time in Kinshasa, the Congolese capital, and the gritty commune of Makala hums to a distinctly high-pitched tune as young children chase after small red footballs in the rubbish-ridden streets.

Instead, Almodóvar has come to specialise in emotional complexity, stylistic elegance and a distinctly high-art sobriety, never more so than in his latest film, Julieta, based on three short stories by the Nobel-winning Canadian author Alice Munro.