Sentence examples for distinctly that from inspiring English sources

The results reveal distinctly that Ce0.67Zr0.33O2 had better dynamic OSC performance because of its higher oxygen migration rate than CeO2.

I remember distinctly that was the week the media was depicting Blago as some sort of political genius, in between long periods of time when he was instead depicted as a monster or a mental defective.

"I remember distinctly that the pattern mentioned a beige, yellowish, beige coat," he testified.

Sackville's rare gift is for rendering the ordinary so distinctly that it becomes fantastic.

Neither can quite recall the first words they exchanged, but both remember distinctly that they were talking trash.

Hitler said to me, and I remember these words distinctly, that he could not tolerate an inimical Czech thorn in the German flesh.

"I remember that distinctly so that's why I held the top of the dress, but then I realized the whole dress was coming apart," she said.

In particular, it led Peirce to realize that some symbolic signs had distinctly indexical (that is non-general) features.

But the court does not proceed distinctly on that ground.

Now, the voice sounds distinctly like that of Mr. Polanski.

I distinctly recall that Republicans like Barry Goldwater warned against the collusion of government and big business.