Sentence examples for distinctly if from inspiring English sources

Miss Franklin, as nearly everyone in her circle tends to call her, was distinctly, if politely, displeased.

9, 16 Bashir et al 9 report that T1 relaxation changes distinctly if the GAG content is reduced by 50%.

Humans deciding what to eat without expert help — something they have been doing with notable success since coming down out of the trees — is seriously unprofitable if you're a food company, distinctly risky if you're a nutritionist and just plain boring if you're a newspaper editor or journalist.

If a pulsar has even a tiny mountain – distinctly possible if it is in a binary system – then the rapid rotation would noticeably produce gravitational radiation.

Currency markets twitched, as a euro-area implosion began to look distinctly possible, if not imminent.

'It would have been distinctly odd if Da Vinci hadn't been influenced in some way by the Middle East.

For the first time then, I saw him take me in: distinctly, as if an image of me flickered across his expression and was swallowed inside.

Analysts said Mr. Montebourg's showing, at 17 percent, puts pressure on Mr. Hollande to lean distinctly leftward if he hopes to secure the nomination in a runoff vote next Sunday against Ms. Aubry.

The cracker-barrel view of the 1960s is of a glossy, fluffy, upbeat pop time but, like many records released in that decade and during 1966 in particular, Happy New Year partakes of a distinctly negative, if not hostile, spirit.

Performances will take place at 1 p.m. and 1 45 p.m. House Tour in Guilford Four designed homes on the Guilford Keeping Society's historic house tour were built from the mid-to-late 20th century along distinctly modern, if not futuristic lines.

"He was pretty blunt," said Wood. "I had been injured at the time and thought in my mind that was a legitimate excuse but he said that what he had seen from me had not been good enough, distinctly average if I remember.