Sentence examples for distinctly rough from inspiring English sources

Other, more groove-orientated numbers such as Stop the Fighting and Glass House Mountain were far less distinctive, relying mainly on supple but repetitive bass lines and trumpet and woodwind solos that veered from the florid to the distinctly rough and ready.

Finally, Figure 2c,f shows the randomly patterned AZO produced by wet etching with dilute HCl.Figure 3a,d shows that interfaces in an amorphous silicon solar cell based on flat AZO glass and a flat-mesoporous ZnO glass are similarly flat; whereas those of cells based on mesoporous ZnO pattern and wet-etched AZO are distinctly rough (Figure 3b,c).

As teachers, parents and education officials in the 10 states that head to the polls today struggle to make it through a distinctly rough patch in education, they, like Kessler, have heard virtually nothing on the topic from the presidential candidates.

One side of the membrane was completely smooth (Fig. 1a), while the other side was distinctly rough (Fig. 1b).

With a look a bit more textured and polished than some of the distinctly rough-looking local competition, it got off to a $16m start for sixth place globally.

While most Korean wares of the Chosŏn dynasty (1392 1910) are distinctly rougher than those of China in the Ming and Qing periods, the decoration is often magnificent in quality.

Skating felt distinctly different in London and Bristol: "With London being a lot rougher, I would skate at a snail's pace, worried about hitting a crack and flying into dusting my front teeth on the tarmac.

We daresay, although many of the Mini's attributes have a German feel, little quirks like the pedal box, the slightly rough road-feel and even the upright driver position and high-mounted steering wheel seem distinctly British.

It has shown that the rough joint surface distinctly affects the stress wave propagation and energy dissipation in the jointed rocks.

Some offer more depth than others (the vividly coiffed Greene, haunted by a rough childhood, brings the most emotion to bear), but all have distinctly impressive work ethics and methodologies.

The long journey included extended rough weather as well as stops on Easter Island and the Galapagos, where she distinctly remembers seeing a tortoise.