Sentence examples for distinctly more even from inspiring English sources
The first lot aren't a disaster, but the second are distinctly more even in texture – Hugh suggests this is because the starch has had more time to absorb the liquid, and air bubbles to disperse.
In the investigation presented here the difference was 0.7 and therefore even distinctly more pronounced as shown in an arrangement of Xenon and Sufentanil being 0.3 [ 21].
Gennaro Contaldo also uses layers of ricotta, mozzarella and egg, although in the case of his lasagne di carnevale, the last is in hard-boiled form, which makes things even weirder – and distinctly more rubbery.
Recently, however, senior officers have become distinctly more upbeat.
But he was in a distinctly more sober mood today.
On Wednesday Almanza's ambitions were distinctly more low key.
By year-end the enthusiasm was distinctly more muted.
More recently, even nature has been hostile: the floods along the Elbe river in August wrought damage now put at euro9.2 billion, most of it in Saxony.Even so, prospects in the east are, on balance, distinctly more hopeful than they were.
Happily, Uma Paro's environs are distinctly more attractive than Gatwick's blasted hinterland.
Secretary of Commerce Hoover has become distinctly more prominent".
