Sentence examples for distinctly miss from inspiring English sources

He also had a marvelous sense of humor, and this is one thing that I distinctly miss about him.

The reasons are as complex as the distortions, but distinctly missing from the discourse is critical engagement with the foundations and implications of the European data protection regime that gave flight to the discussion.

And all five of the towns are distinctly missing the unemployment rates and impoverished school districts that characterize many other small towns.

And yet what's distinctly missing from the public conversation is any real acknowledgment that we're a-d-d-i-c-t-e-d to energy, and lots of it.

Visiting the sites of field reports in NYC, I distinctly felt the missing author's presence.

Anal veins overlapping onto body, margins unclear; 1A with at least 12 pectinate branches; 2A distinctly forked, basal branch missing; 3A not present.

To be honest, I don't miss anything to do with the sports themselves (after three years of snack bar duty, inhaling those distinctly fragrant cheap hot dogs, I'm quite happy to be finished with that part of parenting).

All that is missing is the distinctly living intrusion of a lashy eye or a pulsing heartbeat to define how truly human the Fleshlettes are.

A concatenated data set (generated with the fused matrix export option in Mesquite and using only individuals for which at least 2 loci were fully sequenced, with missing information coded distinctly from gapped characters) was evaluated for similar performance.

Targeted Reinnervation amputees report that the evoked sensations are very clear and are distinctly felt as occurring in the missing limb.

But through a distinctly pre-Internet series of fumbles and missed opportunities, neither version ever appeared.