Sentence examples for distinctly turned from inspiring English sources
Voters who were "turned on" by the kids were undoubtedly counterbalanced by voters who were distinctly turned off.
The Scottish vote shows that "people are not apathetic about politics but they do feel distinctly turned off by party politics.
"That said to me that people are not apathetic about politics but they do feel distinctly turned off by party politics.
However, Bangle acknowledges one big obstacle in making cars with such distinctly turned angles; as with true sculpture, light and shadow plays better in some colors than others.
Although the record varies stylistically MS SMOKE ft. DOM's "WHAT I'VE TRIED TO DO IS MURDER (Homophobic Disco DOMination MegaMix)" works with lo-fi house tropes, while OFFSHORE OVERDRAFT's "CRUZ'N USA" employs a distinctly turn-of-the-millenium sound palate deliberate amateurity is largely the name of the game.
By the end of last week, with a website called isthenewmybloodyvalentinealbumoutyet.com still displaying nothing but the word NO, the mood among even the band's diehard fans had turned distinctly sour.
While this is an engaging tour of a complex area, the problem is that the moment of promise that set Ms. Wright off on her trip — the Cedar Revolution in Lebanon combined with the Iraqi, Palestinian and Egyptian elections all in quick succession — has turned distinctly sour.
Moreover, similar search efficiencies can be reached by means of distinctly shaped turning angle distributions, provided that the resulting correlation length is the same.
His style became more dazzling and bemusing as his brilliant command of language and playfulness led to distinctly Porterian turns of phrase.
I distinctly remember turning eight years old and being ecstatic that I was officially halfway to 16. Sixteen was the age of Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield, the "Sweet Valley High" twins.
I distinctly remember turning to my CBS colleague Ed Bradley, and we both said the same words at the same time: "He's gonna lose".
