Sentence examples for distinctly work from inspiring English sources

The mood is distinctly work in progress, not commissioned premiere.

It isn't glamorous: it's a distinctly working space.

Though not disadvantaged, we're both distinctly working class.

But, whereas in America heavy metal has distinctly working class connotations, in India the music is accessible only to the privileged few.

It is, however, a distinctly working class story.

Distinctly Roman work is hard to trace, as the conquered Greeks worked for their masters, and the Romans copied wholesale from the Greeks.

Jones's "The March on Washington" is distinctly a work of the second-emphasis school.

I use the term "public culture" to blend the distinctly cultural work of American studies with some of the more focused examinations of civic engagement.

In any case Mr. Nolan's play is not only respectful of Catholicism and Catholics, it is also a distinctly sorrowful work, as opposed to an outraged one.

You might wonder what the distinctly dystopian work of Mr. Crewdson is doing here, but it certainly ties in with the weirdness factor.

What's useful about these little Dada exercises is that they end by doing the great and distinctly conservative work of revealing the actual beliefs of the people who are taking part in politics.