Sentence examples similar to distinctly more aged from inspiring English sources

But signs suggest that this is really a "cohort effect," a generational imprint that we'll carry through our days, just like babyboomers who grew up in the Vietnam and Watergate era, now in their mid-to-late fifties, are distinctly more Democratic than the age groups around them.

AMERICA, like the Soviet Union, has been celebrating a space-age birthday in the past week, but the sounds of revelry have been distinctly more subdued in Washington than in Moscow.

Recently, however, senior officers have become distinctly more upbeat.

By year-end the enthusiasm was distinctly more muted.

But he was in a distinctly more sober mood today.

On Wednesday Almanza's ambitions were distinctly more low key.

Happily, Uma Paro's environs are distinctly more attractive than Gatwick's blasted hinterland.

As a result, the new parliament is distinctly more xenophobic and illiberal than its predecessor.

Joe!" he said in a booming voice, distinctly more confident than his son's.

This year's press release announcing Archbishop Tutu is distinctly more theist, with no mention  of science.

Recently, however, a few brands have begun to produce videos with a distinctly more artistic bent.