Sentence examples for distinctly mad from inspiring English sources
Arriving was distinctly Mad Max.
The Daily Mirror gave it a mere one out of five, while this newspaper's esteemed fashion editor was distinctly unimpressed by Bonham-Carter'I "'m'madad, I am' whimsy".
Slowly making career inroads with roles in A Midsummer Night's Dream opposite Michelle Pfeiffer and Kevin Kline, she made a greater impression in distinctly British fare like Rogue Trader and Mad Cows as well as the popular Goal! football films.
John Lahr's distinctly American sense of humor it never comes at his subject's expense informs "Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh," his authoritative and felt new biography of the playwright (1911-1983).
Switzerland's big wholesale banks are very different from Italy's retail-oriented banks; and Germany's universal banks have to contend with a distinctly earthbound domestic economy while France's are beginning to cross-sell like mad to increasingly interested retail customers.
John Lahr's distinctly American sense of humor — it never comes at his subject's expense — informs "Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh," his authoritative and felt new biography of the playwright (1911-1983).
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
