Sentence examples for distinctly ugly from inspiring English sources

Trump is a distinctly ugly thread in the narrative of the American Presidency, a human disaster unto itself.

The anti-capitalist protests that have become something of a fixture in Lower Manhattan over the past week or so have taken on a distinctly ugly turn.

In the novel, he is also, shades of the Spartans, 6 when he ships off to battle school, which puts a distinctly ugly spin on a scene in the book in which he methodically brutalizes a bully, kicking the other boy repeatedly, including in the face.

That afternoon I was leaning on our second-story balcony overlooking Bourke Street and saw a small, dark-skinned girl walk by wearing my girlfriend's clothes and her distinctly ugly black backpack.

Both Tapley and Chuzzlewit get sick and nearly die, which changes Chuzzlewit for good: In the hideous solitude of that most hideous place, with Hope so far removed, Ambition quenched, and Death beside him rattling at the very door, reflection came, as in a plague-beleaguered town; and so he felt and knew the failing of his life, and saw distinctly what an ugly spot it was.

City were distinctly lethargic - but like most champion teams have an ability to win ugly, and in the four minutes of first-half stoppage time, they turned the contest firmly in their favour.

Ugly, ugly.

Distinctly unappetising.

Its contents itemised distinctly.

A distinctly satisfying thought.

Others distinctly are not.