Sentence examples for distinctly wanting from inspiring English sources

I was only a child but I remember distinctly wanting both to cry and punch her in the face.

I distinctly remember wanting to scream "YES!

And yet, I was the baby of five and I distinctly remember not wanting to destroy any of my underlings.

As many have pointed out before, there's something distinctly "basic bro" about wanting that extra jolt of energy with your drunkenness.

Women wanting a warm, mysterious, and distinctly feminine scent should look into this category further.

In 1933, Herbert Chapman, wanting his players to be more distinctly dressed, updated the kit, adding white sleeves and changing the shade to a brighter pillar box red.

Soon after, many of Williams's friends said they distinctly remembered that he wanted to be cremated and have his ashes sprinkled over the Florida Keys.

While we were trying to get Solomon to simply point, 1-year old Bug thrust his cup at me and said, "I'm thirsty!" Our boys were distinctly different, but we wanted to raise both to be confident and proud of who they are.

Young Entrepreneurs: Doing Apps and Start-Ups While Still in High School While budding moguls in high school clubs like the Future Business Leaders of America invest make-believe money in the stock market or study the principles of accounting, members of a Palo Alto high school Entrepreneurs Club have a distinctly Silicon Valley flavor: they want to create start-ups.

I distinctly remember feeling "I want this moment to last forever".

I distinctly remember feeling "I want this moment to last forever". I was present and he was present, and even if we planned too much, we made the most of every second.