Sentence examples for from distinctly from inspiring English sources

The overall effect is of somnambulistic wanderings or perhaps sets from distinctly creepy fairy stories.

Like that other odd duo, Obama and Romney, Stewart and O'Reilly come from distinctly different backgrounds.

The two American hospitals treating Antonio Torres approached his case from distinctly different perspectives.

"We come from distinctly different constituencies, and it is important to represent this diversity and to air our differences," Mr. Prentiss said.

White Columns in Chelsea recently devoted its space to a survey of 2006 art season highlights from distinctly for-profit Chelsea galleries.

The freedoms won in wartime, and the unfulfilled promises of emancipation, encompassed not only black and white, free and slave, but also American Indian peoples who suffered from distinctly Western systems of unfree labor.

There is an obvious effort to cover Lyme borreliosis from a global perspective rather than from a distinctly American one.

And then there's the exhaust note -- thoroughly mellow from curbside, distinctly industrial in the cockpit.

Botanists define a hybrid as any plant that comes from two distinctly different parents.

He has carved out an extraordinary life from a distinctly unpromising start.

A few correspondents read my love of the Caravaggio from a distinctly and even devoutly Roman Catholic perspective.