Sentence examples for distinctly off from inspiring English sources

I get the sense that there was something distinctly off about Victor even before his death.

Like the Met's 2003 show of Leonardo da Vinci drawings (but distinctly off the tourist route), this is mandatory viewing for lovers of master printing and draftsmanship.

But unfortunately we get a lot of cruder stuff too when he goes to the office – the ensemble comedy of which all seems distinctly off the peg.

Yet despite its epoch-changing associations, Chetham Library is distinctly off the tourist radar, and I was only the second name in the visitor's book that day.

He hinted before the tournament that this could very well be his last, but he looked distinctly off the pace in both games that England suffered a narrow defeat in.

Until Mr. Bush devoted a sentence to the unborn last night, the only person I heard bring up abortion was a Senate candidate from Nebraska who was distinctly off prime time.

By all accounts Turing could be distinctly off-putting.

The country's liberation brought nothing to the distinctly off-key relationship between us.

He defends his massive investment as a defensive move, saying: "If I'm not there, someone else will be .Big banks are now wrestling with how best to use the Internet, and some of their plans look distinctly off-centre.

As the Kremlin continued its campaign "to show as many people as possible that Russia is a normal country" by winning the right to host yet another international event, thousands of distinctly off-message protesters marched through Moscow on Wednesday, calling for the release of political prisoners and a "Russia without Putin".

But Colombian striker Radamel Falcao, their £50m summer signing, was substituted on 63 minutes following a distinctly off-key performance.