Sentence examples for distinctly one of from inspiring English sources

The ambience at Umaid Bhawan is distinctly one of arrested time.

The reaction at his old college, University, was distinctly one of: "Um, that Bill Clinton?

However, reviews may focus distinctly on one aspect of adherence behaviour, for example, appointment keeping, drop-out, or medication taking, or on one type of adherence intervention, for example medication packaging, financial incentives, or patient education.

I distinctly remember one of my teammates whose last name was Garcia getting approached by a television crew from Mexico.

At times, Bubbles reads distinctly like one of those poetic, rigorous and slightly mad essays that posits a single form as pseudo-scientific key to all mythologies and mores: Emerson's essay on "Circles" ("the highest emblem in the cipher of the world") or Sir Thomas Browne's "The Garden of Cyrus", in which the 17th-century physician spies a five-pointed "quincunx" everywhere in nature.

Instead of rallying around a consensus candidate, voters have retreated, with the business wing, libertarians and social conservatives each coalescing around a man who distinctly represents one of the three camps of the GOP coalition.

Too many other tracks sound distinctly one-trick-pony as they sink into a welter of white noise.

The florid apocalyptic language was distinctly that of one of the signatories, Aleksander Prokhanov, the editor of a reactionary newspaper called Dyen' (The Day).

In an FT interview this morning David Cameron was distinctly lukewarm about one of the most senior members of the shadow cabinet whose name regularly crops up in sessions of the parlour game.

As with the others, it has a system of ranks which in the case of some 'ndrine have a distinctly blasphemous ring: one of the most senior posts is that of Vangelo ("Gospel").

I distinctly remember when one of the "jocks" massaged his calves and groaned in pain over high heels.