Sentence examples for distinctly it is from inspiring English sources

Not only is it (in paragraph two) the exemplar of judging clearly and distinctly, it is listed (paragraph four) among the propositions that are compellingly certain while attended to, though undermined when we no longer thus attend.

Whether this could prove problematic for Rothenberg isn't yet clear; even LPs seem confused about how much of River Studios they own and how distinctly it was managed from Rothenberg Ventures.

But the principle that matter (extension) cannot think is an a priori truth (according to Descartes) because we see clearly and distinctly that it is holds.

Although the fine work in the tomb of Montemhat at Thebes is distinctly archaizing, it is, nevertheless, exceptional in quality.

Because the Pioneer Woman's housewifery is distinctly rural, it is exotic to her readers, many of whom log on from suburban or urban locales.

The first thing you'll notice about the new Kindle Fire is how distinctly different it is from the old Fire.

Distinctly reddish, it is a semiregular variable star whose apparent magnitude varies between 0.2 and 1.2, the widest range of any first-magnitude star.

Second, since both CA1 and CA3 are distinctly laminated, it is relatively easy to dissect these regions in a consistent manner between samples.

If my own rapture was distinctly measured, it was for several reasons.

Once, I distinctly recall, it was a man in a purple shirt.

I was several miniatures to the good at the time, but I distinctly remember it being misbilled as comedy-drama as opposed to horror.