Sentence examples for distinctly interesting from inspiring English sources

So, in other words, people were trying to build an 'anti-Facebook', rather than a distinctly interesting service in its own right.

Which was interesting because I distinctly remember a very rough lunch I had had with that client a few years ago.

Rudolph came to believe that a building's form should develop from and be integrated with its interior uses and structure, and this led him to break up a building's masses into distinctly articulated units that are interesting from both the outside and the inside.

In this case the ideas, though undeveloped, are inherently interesting, and the art, with a few exceptions, distinctly unfabulous.

There's a better flashback with Mulder that includes some freaking out over William's terrifying physical changes, but both reek distinctly of having been shoehorned by Carter into an otherwise interesting episode.

2. Huh has really studied what makes humor catch and made an interesting observation: Male sites and female sites grow distinctly differently.

This result is interesting, because it could be the consequence of two distinctly different scenarios.

It would be interesting to know how they work together: redundantly, complementarily or distinctly?

There were a few tentative testings of the upper register, but most of this otherwise interesting program hovered in Miss Dale's transitional middle range, where she is distinctly ill at ease.

It is interesting to note in this concern that the stand of Wibbecke with its distinctly larger C-value was observed to show only sporadic seed set since the last eight years.

One of several interesting conclusions drawn by Thorn et al. (19) is that there are two distinctly different processes giving rise to spontaneous decreases in SmbO2.