Sentence examples for distinctly out of from inspiring English sources

All of a sudden, it feels distinctly out of fashion.

Misogyny as a conceptual framework through which to view the world was distinctly out of vogue.

Yet within years al-Qaida's strategy would look distinctly out of date.

The eyewear is distinctly out of fashion, and the church remains influential.

That is surely true of this year's Pritzker winners, both of whom are distinctly out of step with the trends of the moment.

But if Jackson was still the directors' darling as the season began, he was distinctly out of favour by its conclusion.

He was a tireless campaigner who frequently wrote to the Manchester Guardian about such other abominations as Manchester Corporation's attempt to compensate for flooding the nearby valley which is now Thirlmere reservoir, by planting distinctly out-of-place shrubs in the wild landscape.

Quiet enclaves of summer bungalows post-conversion to year-round homes, Edgewater Park and its neighbor on the other side of the Throgs Neck Expressway, Silver Beach Gardens, have an out-of-the-way, distinctly un-city-like feel to them.

Taking an electro drum pattern and slowly building something lethargic, entrancing, and distinctly experimental out of it, the track's on-the-fly feel that recalls her terrific live sets.

In that regard, it's particularly ironic that the Classic — which itself was a relaunched (in 2014) version of the company's original design — is being discontinued: it was one of the few remaining phone models that you could distinctly make out in a sea of me-too, anonymous Android styles or iPhone lookalikes.

In that regard, it's particularly ironic that the Classic — which itself was a relaunched (in 2014) version of the company's original design — is being discontinued: it was one of the few remaining phone models that you could distinctly make out in a sea of me-too, anonymous Android styles or iPhone lookalikes.