Sentence examples for effect distinctly from inspiring English sources

I found the effect distinctly oppressive.

In our experiments, the cytostatic effects distinctly exceeded the cytotoxic effects for the chemotherapeutic agents and VAE alone or in combination.

The effect is distinctly urbane.

The resultant effect is distinctly negative on the Island as a whole.

At rest or in photographs the effect is distinctly unaesthetic and nowhere more so than with the latest Ferrari.

The effect is distinctly creepy, especially as Evans's face is about 30% too big, like a cartoon character: give him a beagle and a T-shirt with a zig-zag line across it and he could be Charlie Brown.

The effect is distinctly surreal a bit like "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" for grown-ups and Warner cites Salvador Dalí's paintingrown-ups andnk Floyd album covers by graphic designer Storm Thorgerson as early influences on his Warner

The effect is distinctly surreal — a bit like "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" for grown-ups — and Warner cites Salvador Dalí's paintings and the Pink Floyd album covers by graphic designer Storm Thorgerson as early influences on his work.

Note, however, that the magnitude of this interaction (dosage) effect is distinctly less than the effect of the Z chromosome on gene expression levels.

Yet, species-specific BMR closely determined range size; this effect was distinctly not attributable to species' characteristic body sizes (adult size, ANCOVA, F2,5=43.0090, p=0.0029; R=0.9663; table 2; electronic supplementary material).

It's also worth remembering that, even if your feed is full of show-offs using "fauxtography" (a term used to describe the liberal use of filters, cropping and effects on distinctly average snaps), not everyone is trying to rub your nose in their photogenic lives.