But, for those well versed in the world of ancient trees, the term rather distinctly points to a special genus of plant life indigenous to Madagascar, mainland Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Australia.
Such cases are distinctly pointed out in the opinion of Mr. Justice Bradley in Dupasseur v. Rochereau [which stated that the case was a diversity case, applying state law under state procedure]. Deposit Bank, 191 U.S., at 514515.
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.
Interestingly, they decry public education spending and distinctly point out the need to eliminate funding for school sports.
She distinctly points out that the quarters differed on the basis of ethnicity.
In the first of the two training stages we trained the animals to point to one of four distinctly marked locations in order to receive its content.
Burgeoning research in behavioral economics speaks to this issue, pointing to many examples of putatively rational consumers behaving in distinctly irrational ways.
They point to worrying language about "charging" for information held by the PDC, which seems distinctly at odds with the government's policy of ready access.
An accompanying commentary, sounding distinctly exasperated, pointed out that efforts to restrain overtesting and overtreatment have continued for decades.
Gouled v. United States, 255 U. S. 298, 41 S. Ct. 261, 65 L. Ed. 647, and Amos v. United States, 255 U. S. 313, 41 S. Ct. 266, 65 L. Ed. 654, distinctly point out that property procured by unlawful action of federal officers cannot be introduced as evidence.
