Sentence examples for distinctly make out from inspiring English sources

In that regard, it's particularly ironic that the Classic — which itself was a relaunched (in 2014) version of the company's original design — is being discontinued: it was one of the few remaining phone models that you could distinctly make out in a sea of me-too, anonymous Android styles or iPhone lookalikes.

I could distinctly make out the cherry powder they'd used to offset what was clearly intended to douche a vagina.

The more sacrifices people made, the more Westfeldt felt obligated — in a distinctly parental way — to make things turn out well.

Interestingly, they decry public education spending and distinctly point out the need to eliminate funding for school sports.

Ecotype Col-0 is distinctly separated out from others.

Governing in this way would make him distinctly un-Rooseveltian.

Like his collaborators J Dilla and Pete Rock, he was able to make a distinctly 90s strain of "boom bap" hip-hop sound fresh in the 00s, thanks in part to a constantly exploratory approach, but perhaps more so because of his instinctive drive to make rap tracks that slam out of the speaker and grab you by the crotch.

But yesterday Germany was making distinctly sceptical noises.It is not the only country with concerns.

"I'm much more excited by thinking about work made distinctly for the Internet," she said.

The sound of my own voice has started to make me feel distinctly queasy.

I need to make it more distinctly American, sort of like Bill Buckley.