Sentence examples for distinctly into from inspiring English sources

His lecture tours fell distinctly into an oral storytelling tradition that let his audience's imagination fill in the blanks.

I fall distinctly into the "highway routes are written as numbers" clan, so this stuck out a bit for me.

The PCA separated the morphometric and root texture variables distinctly into two different principal components: PC-1 and PC-2 respectively, indicating that both are negatively associated.

For instance, the quantities of microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) and magnesium stearate (Mg-St) were classified distinctly into each cluster, indicating that the quantities of MCC and Mg-St were crucial for determining the powder characteristics.

THE Israeli movie industry, once a sorry mix of ethnic melodrama and soldier slapstick, has come distinctly into its own in the past decade with a crop of admired writers, directors and actors.

The only person on the confirmed "famous faces and local luminaries" list who does not fit distinctly into either the athlete or actor camp is Mark Cuban, owner of the Mavericks.

The design variables are first distinctly classified into private and public ones according to disciplines.

The internal space of the large tunnel is distinctly divided into hydrophilic and hydrophobic regions.

The light-regulated promoters can be distinctly grouped into either TATA-box-containing or TATA-less (initiator-containing) promoters.

The plot of the zero shear viscosity vs. c/c* distinctly separated into different solution regimes, viz.

The hip hop artist-cum actor Common won Best Original Song for his song "Glory" from the Martin Luther King biopic Selma, which he sang and wrote with John Legend, and their inspirational performance sent social media, which had hitherto been regarding the Oscars as distinctly underwhelming, into an excitable frenzy.