Sentence examples for for some distinctly from inspiring English sources

A considerable perk for some, distinctly unpleasant for others, it required young girls to prove their commitment to the cause of freedom by going to bed with goatish old hippies.

It's indicative of the hunger for new musicals with original scores that "The Scottsboro Boys," the latest trunk musical from John Kander and Fred Ebb, has been announced for Broadway next season despite some distinctly discouraging reviews for its Off Broadway run.

Those paragons of modernity – electronics manufacturers – rely for their supplies on some distinctly old-fashioned practices.

Imagine what the press would have said!" On the way out of the pavilion, Obama signed a few books, posed for some pictures, and seemed distinctly pleased with the way things were going.

Data for octaCDD scattered in some cases distinctly above the upper confidence limit.

The DSC curves for radiodegradation varied distinctly from that for the control sample.

What accounts for his distinctly thin record of actual achievement?

This profusion of ethnicities may be cause for another distinctly Torontonian characteristic: hybrids.

On day three, I emerged for breakfast distinctly green around the gills.

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

Franco asked permission to perform a soliloquy from "Macbeth," from memory, apologizing in advance for his distinctly non-Elizabethan delivery.