Sentence examples for from the distinctly from inspiring English sources

Aside from the distinctly different voices of the two, the bill of the Channel-billed Toucan is relatively smaller than is the bill of the larger species.

Rodgers got Swansea City, a club from the distinctly unexotic surroundings of south Wales to mimic Barcelona; his methods were a breath of fresh air in the Premier League.

In tone they're just a step away from the distinctly mocking, anti-fascist work of the German Dada artist Hannah Hoch, who, in a 1925 painting called "Roma," gives the macho Mussolini the petite body of a female swimmer.

Regional faults clearly separates deep zone 1 from the distinctly older age (>30 ky) deep zone 2. From the estimated residence times, two groundwater areas of different behavior can be differentiated within the aquifer.

The selections range from the distinctly disappointing title piece by the Lithuanian composer Raminta Šerkšnyte to arresting works by Pärt, Sibelius, Schubert, Michael Nyman, Lera Auerbach, and Shostakovich, but all are performed commandingly by Kremer and Kremerata Baltica, his vibrant young chamber orchestra.

Under threat that he would be removed as architect, and unjustifiably invoking anti-boycott US laws (specifically enacted to protect Israel from trade boycotts), Rogers, even though had said he was not in favour of boycotts, was forced to bend under pressure from the distinctly McCarthyite proceedings.

But his quiet dignity in an awkward and, from the start, distinctly fractious situation has been admirable.

French television channel France 2 reported that the black boxes from the plane "distinctly show the sound of an explosion during the flight".

He played two nights, alternating between all-male and all-female backing crews, and he peppered the sets with material from the three distinctly textured rock bands he has anchored: the White Stripes, the Raconteurs, the Dead Weather.

Three new books approach the mystery from distinctly different perspectives: the unlikely believer in UFOs, the visionary dedicated to rigorous investigation and the cadre of scientists who still plug away at the problem, probing the universe for an answer.

What is more, the room for manoeuvre the Brics bank would allow from the IMF is distinctly limited.