Sentence examples for distinctly split from inspiring English sources

Now, 11 years on, the antique tug, which is 18 feet at its widest point, has a distinctly split personality.

Interestingly, while Dahl and Seuss are on a par when it comes to word creation, there's a distinctly British/American split in the sound and feel of their nonsense.

In contrast, the data set of Pisani et al. [ 87] has no mutually compatible splits with a distinctly better support than the multitude of incompatible splits representing all possible taxon combinations (Fig. 21).

Subaru's Tokyo studio imagined a world that had stopped rotating and "split into two, distinctly different hemispheres, the Daysphere and the Nightsphere".

After complete hydrolysis in water both products gave comparably intensive quadrupole-split doublets with distinctly different parameters owing to differences in the structures of the initial phases.

It is clear from the spectrum that there are only 5 splits that are distinctly stronger than the first incompatible one, a product of chance similarities.

The Raman spectra from the overlapped grain boundaries are distinctly different from bilayer graphene and exhibit splitting of the G band peak.

While that may technically be true, it's an awfully fine splitting of hairs since we distinctly remember writing this story about a Vans tie-in with "The Simpsons Movie" back in 2007.

As if Wilson's 1975 stratagem was some deeply embedded part of the constitution instead of the first UK-wide referendum in history, and at the time a distinctly un-British and spatchcocked solution to the split in his party.

In comparison to the IPSS, our new cytogenetic prognostication splits the intermediate group into two distinctly separate subgroups with significantly different median survival.

Distinctly, both the stretching υ3 and bending υ4 modes split into two peaks of S35.