Sentence examples similar to distinctly signifies from inspiring English sources
However, few cross plots of the groundwater ionic parameters in the study area as indicated in Fig. 4(a f) signify distinctly two types of water.
But a glut of brutal British horror films starring terrified and terrifying teenagers over the past few years - Donkey Punch, Eden Lake and this month's Tormented to name a few - signifies a distinctly whetted appetite for the gruesome and grisly teen deaths we associate with the nasty underbelly of smalltown America.
Phase speed dispersion curves for the micro-ring are found to have different branches that signify the distinctly flexural and extensional waves.
"Meaningful" signifies an urban look with distinctly preppy overtones.
Although Madonna is certainly old enough to remember the Vietnam War, for most of Colette's customers it signifies mainly a source of stylistic, and distinctly American, cool.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Others distinctly are not.
The entire city signifies.
