Sentence examples for distinctly too from inspiring English sources
More specifically, in their laudable desire to tackle cross-border crime, the drafters have over-enthusiastically suggested the creation of a "European public prosecutor", thus encouraging moves towards a common criminal law an integrationist step distinctly too far.
The interior is distinctly Victorian, too.
Despite the black-and-white cover shot, of Moore's mother and her dog, The Best Day feels distinctly new too.
Over the years I had been the recipient of endless cover versions of branded toys – knock-off versions of Barbie, Caran d'Ache and Ladybird – and this Mary Poppins looked distinctly counterfeit too.
The big-deal heist movies of the past few years, like F. Gary Gray's "Italian Job" (2003) and Steven Soderbergh's "Ocean's Eleven and Twelvelve" and "Thirteen"), have been unusually jaunty and cheerful, and the two earliest genre entries of 2008, "Mad Money" and the indie "How to Rob a Bank," have been distinctly lighthearted too.
While the activities decreased distinctly under too acute stress that overloaded cellular defense system of fronds (Guecheva et al. 2003; Lichtenthaler 1996).
Even though the theme of the evening was American hockey, there was a distinctly Czech flavor, too.
Her penchant for nostalgia — in addition to "Boogie Woogie," she sang a lovely cover of Rosemary Clooney's "Tenderly" — is a distinctly American impulse, too.
"With Regis, you need someone you can live with during the morning coffee not just once, but five days a week, every week, someone who goes down smoothly but not too distinctly.
There were few laughs from the audience on the first night, but then Mark Wigglesworth's account of the score – his final assignment at ENO for the foreseeable future presumably – is distinctly po-faced, too.
