Sentence examples for distinctly to understand from inspiring English sources
To see what may come of them, however wonderful, you have distinctly to understand how very little thought they are currently capable of.
To understand how "distinctly un-boring" The Hague is, I'd head straight for the Mauritshuis and its three Vermeer paintings, including the unique "View of Delft" and the famous "Girl With a Pearl Earring," even if I had to miss the Het Sleutelhuis and "what must be one of the world's widest (and kookiest) ranges of doorknobs".
In her 1967 essay "Goodbye to All That," she wrote how wonderful it had been in New York, but how she came to understand that "it is distinctly possible to stay too long at the Fair".
Once I grasped that there was a distinctly geographic element to my interest, I wanted to understand it.
Though distinctly different from the immigrating struggle in the US, it's easy to understand the inspiration and identification with Chicano lowrider culture motivated by a decidedly disenfranchised population in Los Angeles.
This means you can speak to the computer at a fairly natural clip, without pausing distinctly between words, but you still have to take the time to "train" the system to understand your voice by reading hundreds of scripted sentences to your computer.
Major global brands have gone from ignoring the LGBT community to bending over backwards to hire ad agencies, form advisory boards and find partners to understand the shopping habits, media consumption and other details needed to sell products and services with a distinctly gay theme.
Kate Kellaway Observer writer Send in the Idiots, or How We Grew to Understand the World by Kamran Nazeer (Bloomsbury £12.99) is a book written by someone with an ability to see more distinctly than the next person.
Try to understand, Nachman.
