Sentence examples for distinctly there from inspiring English sources

They extended to Germany's representatives in every particular "the courtesy of privileged nationals" - yet the impression of adversaries was distinctly there.

Above the racket, occasionally and very distinctly, there occurred a single BOOM.

It was tragically unfunny – however I must give credit for at one point I distinctly remember there being one joke where I went as far as to push more air out of my nose than usual – and that's about as funny as this gets.

Dr. Dave is a big proponent of a writer's "voice," and he prefers voices that are distinctly out there.

With the weather distinctly unpromising, there are music festivals this weekend in the Isle of Wight, Doncaster and Blackburn, and the Stone Roses are playing on Glasgow Green.

While the tone and content were distinctly nonpolitical, there were clear political ramifications to the speech, giving Mr. Obama a chance, for an evening at least, to try to occupy a space outside of partisanship or agenda.

It's true, as Anthony Lane says in his review of "Robin Hood" in the magazine this week, that Russell Crowe brings little humor to the title role ("he — like the movie around him — looks distinctly underjoyed…was there ever a Hoodist saga more leached of merriment?"); but anyone expecting levity from a movie directed by Ridley Scott is going to Casablanca for the waters.

Since we can (supposedly) see clearly and distinctly that there is no contradiction in our idea of God's nature, the denial that God is possible is on equal footing with the denial that the angles of a triangle are equal to two right angles (AT 7.150 1).

Although his experience are distinctly unique, there are parts of Barack Obama that every American can directly connect with.

However, the latter could not be distinctly attributed – there are cows that react clearly with one enzyme while they do not react with another enzyme at all, or even the inverse.

If it is dark brown, black, or smells distinctly burned, there is a serious potential for a transmission problem ahead.