Sentence examples for distinctly outside from inspiring English sources

I say this fully accepting that during this era, in which opinion polls seem to determine leadership rather than the other way around, all parties cherry-pick policies which are distinctly outside their quadrant.

Tyr53 is distinctly outside of the active site binding cleft and does not interact directly with ligands bound to the active site.

The sequence is similar to the short form, but clusters distinctly outside the other short forms (Fig.  3; S. scrofa lone).

This "normal" Q 10 is somewhat surprising considering that 20°C is distinctly outside the habitat temperature range of the Antarctic fish, but many psychrophilic enzymes and structural proteins have activity optima at temperatures near 20 30°C (cf. D'Amico et al., 2003; Detrich et al., 2000; Detrich et al., 1992).

Later, in Parliament, his organ-like voice could be distinctly heard outside the House.

Amba Vilas palace exhibits an Indo-Saracenic style of architecture on the outside, but a distinctly Hoysala style in the interior.

I am told the food is so-so, and from the outside the decor looks distinctly ordinary.

And: "Just as China needs to learn more about the world, so does the world need to learn more about China," he said, in words heard distinctly — whether inside or outside the hall.

After Kiawah Island the Ryder Cup atmosphere took a distinctly spiteful turn, particularly outside the ropes – a trend that reached its nadir at Brookline in 1999, when the behaviour of the American galleries, and some US players, was deemed to have over-stepped the mark.

The Conference is being held in a distinctly un-fancy old airport outside Paris.

Voice like Young Posh Bird's sound distinctly like they're coming from outside his body, he says.