Sentence examples for distinctly of the from inspiring English sources

Most of my life's travel has been distinctly of the little "t" variety.

The culture and backers of narrative V.R. are distinctly of the Hollywood and Sundance film worlds.

Montaigne's method is distinctly of the second kind, and makes him appear, superficially at least, as distinctly not a philosopher.

Yet his detective heroes were distinctly of the post-60s generation in their attitudes to drugs and alcohol, enjoying consumption to excess.

It ought to be noted that many Chelsea supporters had applauded Bridge, their one-time favourite, and much of the booing directed at him was distinctly of the pantomime variety.

The trains may have been small – they were distinctly of the clackety-clack variety – but they had excellent buffet cars, like tapas bars on rails, where I spent many a happy hour sipping wine and eating jamon bocadillos.

Desserts here are distinctly not of the Ironbound, except for an unusually dense and satisfying flan.

Lately, many people are hearing an echo — faintly perhaps but distinctly audible — of the stagflation of the 1970s.

The attention that followed Breton's autopsy has added a disorienting public overlay to an otherwise private sorrow, and Joe seemed distinctly conscious of the symbolic pressure.

When it was first suggested to me, by my agent and the Raymond Chandler estate, that I might write a Philip Marlowe novel, I was distinctly chary of the idea.

And in the silence left by their voices, a new generation of pastors distinctly suspicious of the Republican Party — some as likely to lean left as right — is beginning to speak up.