Sentence examples for distinctly how from inspiring English sources

I can remember, so distinctly, how it felt to tell the lies.

I also remember distinctly how uneasy I felt when swarms of humanitarians, journalists, and photographers would visit our camp regularly in search of a story.

"It might seem obvious that 'optional' is a misprint for 'optical', but since it is distinctly puzzling how the new purchaser is expected to know HOW to remove a DRIVE from the computer (does it perhaps mean remove any old disks that might be IN the internal optical drive?) one is left wondering whether it really is a misprint after all".

Yet I do, fairly distinctly, recall how kind and professional the midwives and doctors were.

As Newsweek's bureau chief, I lived in Jerusalem from 2000 to 2004, and distinctly remember how totally the western -- Jewish -- side of the city shut down at the start of the Sabbath.

Jeff distinctly remembers how from then on "his thumb grew butt hair".

I remember feeling no pain but distinctly thinking, "How amazing.

I still distinctly remember how air puffed out of a small hole in that pillow each time I turned my head on it.

I also began to distinctly see how far my perspective and understanding of something like human trafficking is from the reality of living with the possibility of being trafficked, or seeing it happen around you.

The home run is distinctly American, so how about Barry Bonds?

"Distinctly undelightful" is how Irmscher describes Agassiz in this evocative new biography.