Sentence examples similar to distinctly remarked from inspiring English sources
I distinctly remember remarking to myself that I didn't realize dying people would look so beautiful.
I was spat at in the street, people would come right up to me and utter distinctly unattractive remarks.
Each team was, as both captains remarked, very good when it was good, distinctly poor when it was not.
James Poniewozik of Time remarked, "Producer Greg Daniels created not a copy but an interpretation that sends up distinctly American work conventions with a tone that's more satiric and less mordant.
"Next year, someone has to tell them not to have green light in the room," Mr. Eberle remarked of the ambient lighting, which tended to give actresses like Ms. Collins a distinctly ghoulish glow.
Not a single critic had appreciated the play either time, though I seem to remember one wretch remarking that the axemanship was distinctly more professional in 1978.
In that case, the remark has a distinctly condescending flavor.
Pat Cox, the Irish president of the European parliament, called Mr Giscard's remarks "ill-advised" and "distinctly unhelpful".
I still remember this remark of the Fuehrer's very distinctly.
His friend John Fortune's cited remark that "if he'd been born French, there would be streets named after him" is distinctly double-edged.
