Sentence examples for distinctly itself from inspiring English sources

He saw each number as unique, distinctly itself, irreducible, but related to all other numbers.

The smoke imparts a flavor that is as distinctly American as barbecue itself.

A paragraph entitled "pastoral attention to people of homosexual orientation" – itself a distinctly cooler tone than "welcoming homosexual persons" – refers to church teaching, saying there can be "not even a remote" comparison between gay unions and heterosexual marriage.

Indeed, the shape of Carruth's career itself is distinctly Thoreauvian — in his suspicion of the compromises that come with money, in his insistence on doing for himself what other filmmakers usually have done for them, and in the economic austerity that his choices have imposed on his personal life.

Stony Brook itself has two distinctly different sections.

And when the boarding house settles back into itself, there is distinctly the smell of detonation and destruction.

The RNase A itself did not distinctly change its UV Vis absorption character before and after microwave treatment for 4 min (see Additional file 1: Figure S1).

He said he doesn't recall the skit itself, but does distinctly remember a conversation he had with one of Franken's staffers about his plans to run for Senate.

If the comparisons are mapped based on a single comparison test of statistical significance, then eighty-seven different comparisons are implied but not distinctly stated by the map itself.

There's something distinctly Apple-esque about the device itself – the Vector 3 – hammered home by the cover of the first issue, which shows it perched next to an iMac on a suitably-modern desk.

Exhibition has typically been a distinctly separate aspect of the film itself whereas a film is already completed by the time it is shown anywhere.