Sentence examples for for a distinctly from inspiring English sources

These small rooms are the setting for a distinctly New York kind of love.

You can't fault the music: it retains Italianate melodic appeal while striking a blow for a distinctly Germanic style.

The movement called for a distinctly revolutionary theatre that reflected black life, especially following Malcolm X's death and the race riots in Harlem.

Available in black or white, the Intrecciato Effiloche ($2,980 to $3,850) is covered with a layer of frayed topstitching for a distinctly undone look.

For them, a vote for Bush is a vote for a whole philosophy of governance and a vote for Kerry is a vote for a distinctly different philosophy.

With the walls closing in, Mr. English, 53, decided to grab for a distinctly modern solution to his crumbling finances: He started his own dot-com.

More interesting by far is to hypothesise how the case might have been decided differently if the medication at the heart of the controversy were indicated for treatment of a distinctly male condition.

Naturalist Anne LaBastille became something of a cult hero among modern women for embracing a distinctly frontier past.

Amongst the first visual artists credited for developing a distinctly British aesthetic and artistic style is William Hogarth.

Known for his elegant depictions of frigid Canadian landscapes, Harris was part of the Group of Seven, a group of painters who were proponents for establishing a distinctly Canadian school of painting — in Harris' case, one with distinctly Modernist overtones.

It's unclear what audiences' appetite will be for such a distinctly political tale after a long and passionate midterm campaign, but Reitman is hoping "Front Runner" is a conversation starter for many.