Sentence examples for distinctly of their from inspiring English sources

A few have vanished, some are irrelevant, some distinctly of their time, but most have endured.

And although Greg Lynn's flatware for Alessi seems like Art Nouveau redux, his bulging, asymmetrical Supple Cups, also for Alessi, look distinctly of their time.

(They are also distinctly a product of their time and place -- the postwar Upper West Side).

If Sampson had a case for arguing that Rafferty's inital push had been made marginally outside the area, he could have had no complaints when England – due £35,000 per woman bonuses had they lifted the trophy – won a distinctly iffy penalty of their own.

Adults born by cesarean section appear to have a distinctly different composition of their fecal microbial population.

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

Both countries can — and will — look at their Olympic successes as reaffirmations of their distinctly different political systems.

Many Indians who have managed to achieve comfortable lives today distinctly remember the poverty of their parents.

That view has long prevailed largely because of their distinctly primitive sauropod-like appearance and also because of their Late Triassic Early Jurassic occurrence.

And the computer, along with the Internet, has given even very young children virtual lives distinctly separate from those of their parents and siblings.

While their style is distinctly au courant, much of their sound dates to mid-1980s Califorecallingalling both Los Angeles's post-electro and Oakland's slow-and-low car funk.