Sentence examples for distinctly it would from inspiring English sources

If at that grassroots level the Catholic church is changing so distinctly, it would seem an appropriate time for the Vatican to follow suit.

In that case, when reflecting back on having perceived something clearly and distinctly, it would not seem so impressive, after all — it "would not be enough to make me certain of the truth of the matter" (ibid).

Growing up here myself didn't prepare me for how distinctly, viscerally frightening it would be to raise children in a gun-obsessed nation.

France 2 quotes an investigator (in French) with access to the flight recorders as saying that an explosion was distinctly audible and that it would not have resulted from an incidence of engine failure.

However, this approach is not always feasible, since it would distinctly offset the PAT technology's low-cost and low-effort advantages.

The concept of a solidly grand ancestral home is a distinctly culturally related feature; it would be irrelevant in, say, a nomadic society, and is not even necessarily typical of Western society.

While Apple was early to portable digital music, it would be distinctly late in entering the world of Internet-connected digital hand-helds.

One needs to know only a little about his inexperience in personal diplomacy and his general mode of operation to realize that it would be distinctly unlike him to welcome a settling of major problems by the man-to-man method Churchill favors.

We chose the 5-min time point for this study because of its prominent and consistent appearance in all physiologic estrogen and XE treatments and because its rapid time frame ensured that it would result in a distinctly nongenomic response.

In the apartheid era it would have looked distinctly sinister: strange vehicles on patrol in South Africa's townships with protruding cameras capturing billions of images.

This would have worked better had I used it the moment Gary had sent it in, about half an hour ago, and not now Langer has bogeyed 6 and 7. He's -3 now through 8, the dream, like so many of Mr Naylor's time-travel wishes it would seem, becoming distinctly pipe-shaped.