Sentence examples for distinctly of this from inspiring English sources
The resentment among whites feels both old and distinctly of this moment.
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.
Great escargots are juicy, a little tender, distinctly of the soil.
Two types of farming: One so antiquated it holds biblical importance, the other distinctly of the 21st century.
A few have vanished, some are irrelevant, some distinctly of their time, but most have endured.
The production doesn't entirely revitalize a play that smells distinctly of embalming fluid.
Champagne made solely of pinot noir can be more robust and taste distinctly of raspberries and strawberries.
Sensations are always associated with a particular organ of sense; they are always distinctly of, for instance, touch or vision.
A. cinereoconia also smells distinctly of chloride of lime.
