Sentence examples for distinctly present from inspiring English sources
In their absence, her parents were more distinctly present to her than usual, as individuals with their own unfathomable adult preoccupations.
The first and second begin and end at the edge of audibility, but the sound was either distinctly present or not, with no blurring.
It is shown that the effects of thermal circulation leading to the sea breeze are distinctly present, at least up to 30 km offshore.
Yesterday, the Iranian intelligence minister, Gholam Hossein Mohseini Ejehi, said Tehran had video proof that Iranian employees at the embassy "were distinctly present at the scene of clashes" following the 12 June election.
All three of these elements are distinctly present in both of them - Darcy and Elizabeth, Bogart and Bacall - the lovers are ardent and appealing, the events dramatic and revealing, and the ultimate connection, the witness feels, is both lasting and exemplary.
He writes that 'the fact that we accept some definition as correct shows that the term did somehow stand for a complex of elements; yet the fact that we are for some time in doubt about whether the term is analysable, and if so, what the correct analysis is, shows that this complex of elements was not distinctly present to our mind before, or during, the search for a definition' (RG 92 93).
It is distinctly presented when SNR is large enough.
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More distinctly, the present data rule out the influence of downstream stages of the HPA on the basis of effect latency.
But the news programming is political, and distinctly so, presented by colorful personalities like Dom Rasso, a hulking former Navy Seal, and Colion Noir, an African American host described by the NRA as an "urban gun enthusiast".
Leaving aside such namby-pamby considerations, any idea that Blair secured a lasting settlement looks distinctly shaky at present.
