Sentence examples for distinctly point from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, they decry public education spending and distinctly point out the need to eliminate funding for school sports.

A hurried motorist probably would interpret this without trouble and would keep going toward the East River Drive: but we were on foot, and far gone in meditation, and for us the arrow distinctly pointed straight up past the dingy railroad tracks and on into Heaven.

After a brief beat of hesitation, he raised his arm and very distinctly pointed out towards no particular, distant point, suggesting some momentarily scheduled commitment.

"Tom Campbell has a distinctly different point of view than I do," Ms. Fiorina said.

Many more of the wines seemed to possess an earthy, distinctly Spanish point of view.

His humor revealed an irreverent man with a distinctly black point of view.

Mr. Melbostad described his use of pastel as "subversive," which is a distinctly European point of view.

Its beginning and middle are, for quite a long time, simply an academic history of the EU's rise, and from a distinctly Atlanticist point of view.

While Americans may well stake their own nationalist claim to having pioneered the notion of "happiness" as a "self-evident truth" and "inalienable right," dating back to Thomas Jefferson's 1776 Declaration of Independence, the Dragon King puts a distinctly Bhutanese point on the matter.

Though she insists she was never very ideological, Arianna Huffington developed a distinctly leftist point of view and has since been active in Democratic Party events.

What is it about this city that fosters this distinctly personal point of view?