About halfway through my gap year, I remember very distinctly speaking to a mate called Chen who was at university already, and who said it was sheer bliss and life doesn't get much better than this.
And, much to my relief, she has spoken distinctly enough for my cheap microcassette tape recorder to register her every word through the lunchtime din.
The rawness of Trayvon's father Tracy Martin's pain strikes the viewer distinctly as he speaks about the moments after he found out that his son wasn't missing, but that he was dead.
It is rather like trying to distinguish between multiple overlapping conversations; easy enough when a handful of people are speaking distinctly in a quiet room, but impossible when everyone is shouting in a reverberant nightclub.In this section United against AIDS?
Georgiana later recalled, "We both behaved very well, spoke distinctly and loudly but I trembled so much I could hardly stand".
In any case, the reader must somehow confront what in the last analysis feels like a weary, racially charged, distinctly antimodernist agenda -- one spoken in a saucy way, to be sure.
The local people, called Cantonese, speak the Cantonese language (Yueyu), which is distinctly different from the Mandarin spoken by most Chinese.
Luther wrote that he "should have spoken far differently and more distinctly had I known what was going to happen".
To Mr. MacLeod, the geography is East Coast, distinctly Maritime, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, where Gaelic is spoken along with English.
