Sentence examples for distinctly they from inspiring English sources

From this vantage, the grim admonitions of anti-immigration groups are hard to hear distinctly; they're drowned out by the sound of cash registers.

If one looks carefully at these holders of competitive, capitalist company securities, one thing jumps out distinctly: they are not themselves competitive, capitalist organizations.

While these features can be defined distinctly, they do not exist independently; rather, they all inform and affect each other.

But now they are looking distinctly wobbly they have started to attract attention.

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

Yesterday afternoon the same two men talked by telephone to each other over a 3,400-mile 3,400-miley heard each other much more distinctly than they did in their first talk thirty-eight years ago".

Given the fact they were familiar with each other, it's distinctly possible they were talking in the internet's dark alleys, and Malkin was trying to convince Park they had the same enemy.

Sleek, and distinctly modish, they are perfect for the office – just team with some tapered, ankle-length trousers and a luxe  sweatshirt.

Many in Britain's intelligence community, said one person with detailed knowledge of internal discussions, are now distinctly worried they may face prosecution.

For Leibniz, "I" am a substance, and my mind, as a "dominant monad," rules over the subordinate monads composing my body, where ruling amounts to expressing them more distinctly than they express it.

It hasn't allowed him to cut his staff, but Malin affirms that his nurses are distinctly happier: "They spend less time delivering medicine and more time with patients," he says.