Sentence examples for distinctly that we from inspiring English sources

Kerry told me what it was like to stand on the threshold of the prison cell with McCain: "I remember a kind of silence, and I remember distinctly that we were alone...

Kerry told me what it was like to stand on the threshold of the prison cell with McCain: "I remember a kind of silence, and I remember distinctly that we were alone..

When we hold a self-evident truth, our wills are compelled by the clarity and distinctness of the idea: we "see" the truth so clearly and distinctly that we cannot doubt it; that is, we cannot but assent to it.

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

I did so that day, but I was wrong to refer to this man's race, and I was not careful in making distinctly clear that we were solely calling for nonviolent opposition.

"I remember distinctly that first time, we just lined it up and said we'll just see what it looks like," Fleming recalled.

"I remember very distinctly this sense that we were being told we should all place money above morality; put profit ahead of people; that we shouldn't worry about selling out.

She asked herself questions that most black Americans curious about their African ancestry have at one time asked themselves: "What does it mean to be African, and what are the things that make us distinctly who we are?" What she discovered was that she shared a kinship, as she put it, "a kind of identification with all parts of the continent".

In his discussion of the principles of common sense, Reid presents various first principles, including the claims that memory is reliable and that those things exist that we distinctly perceive.

But the principle that matter (extension) cannot think is an a priori truth (according to Descartes) because we see clearly and distinctly that it is holds.

Clarence Page at the Chicago Tribune points out that we have to look at these movements distinctly – that minority groups aren't swayed, and, if anything, are annoyed, by the comparison.