Sentence examples for distinctly suspect from inspiring English sources

At first glance, the so-called "fat that makes you thin" argument looks distinctly suspect.

Galton's evidence is essentially anecdotal, and his interpretation of his findings seems to be distinctly suspect (Brewer & Schommer-Aikins, 2006; Burbridge, 1994).

Yet Betsey is a distinctly proper lady; we suspect a typo in this slangy seeming usage.

"In the distinctly wet circumstances, I suspect the Ancient Mariner is more apt".

Sometimes, for instance, distinctly ordinary citizens suspected of driving drunk or soliciting prostitutes get their cars confiscated.

Abstraction, considered a distinctly European import, seemed especially suspect.

The Challenge Cup final was contested by two distinctly unusual suspects.

After all the build-up to Facebook's event at its Californian headquarters, Mark Zuckerberg's announcement left me - and I suspect millions of its users - distinctly underwhelmed.

I don't think this is wrong, exactly, but I suspect that the search for safety is a distinctly secondary factor here.

But in a murky and distinctly cold war-reminiscent game of cat and mouse, that is exactly what the Swedish navy appear to suspect Russia of doing.

Society members distinctly recall trustees saying that the society was shopping for new headquarters, leaving them with little reason to suspect that the collection would be the next to go.