And if corruption is French, it is not distinctly so.
And analogously, we might suppose, just as the recipe for avoiding error is to withhold assent from that whose truth is not perceived clearly and distinctly, so the recipe for avoiding moral error, or sin, is to refuse to choose that whose goodness is not perceived clearly and distinctly.
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".
Very high resolution interpolated climatic data subset for India has been used in this analysis so as to distinctly represent the variety of climates experienced in India.
"I remember writing that song, so clearly, so distinctly," Mr. Hayward said.
I'm gonna be just like you, huh Dad?" While telling these distinctly male stories, Bogosian was careful to maintain a whiff of irony, so as not to alienate his audience with too much machismo.
But things didn't always work out as hoped: " I distinctly remember so many of the things promised never being followed through," she says.
This concept rings true across many different industries, but none so distinctly as in the film industry.
The home run is distinctly American, so how about Barry Bonds?
There is a distinctly voyeuristic appeal as well.
