Sentence examples for even distinctly from inspiring English sources

I even distinctly remember going past the wretched shop.

In numerous stories ordinary or even distinctly humble individuals are revealed to be great bodhisattvas who have assumed common forms to save others.

On the contrary, the playing was vibrant and poised, and even distinctly sensuous, throughout their performance, which started at 11 40 a.m. and ended at 5 38 p.m. Audience members were invited to come and go at will.

They have started or plan to soon start stretching classes for the elderly, theater workshops for the young and even distinctly nonboxing programs like computer classes and math tutoring.

Our spiritual situation may be very different indeed … For us, as could never have been the case in late antiquity, even distinctly gnostic spiritual tendencies are likely to prove to be not so much stirrings of rebellion against materialist orthodoxies as convulsions of dying resistance.

Compared to the amount of water used for energy generation by the PAT, this ratio is even distinctly smaller.

Even less distinctly will he recall the authors he has met there, posed for pictures with or heard speak.

But that is meek protest even for distinctly civil Uruguay, where political opponents seldom quarrel too loudly.

Even more distinctly Alaskan is the pairing of the spread with pilot bread, hardtack that can withstand the elements and the passing of time out in the wild.

Many even look distinctly happy to be here, among so many old friends and allies, spending the days at green lectures and protests, and the nights in a whirl of green-themed parties.

By 1972 even a distinctly leftish Tory environment secretary, Peter Walker, could declare to his party conference that the ability of council tenants to buy their homes was a "very basic right", and that they should be offered a 20% discount on the market price.