Sentence examples for get a distinct from inspiring English sources
All things are relative but I get a distinct whiff of the old feelings.
"I get a distinct feeling that there is somebody in the room," she said.
You also get "a distinct two-dimensional design," according to B&O's brochure copy.
"Watching it, I get a distinct sense of voyeurism," said Kim Naci, who lives with Mr. Young.
"I get a distinct feeling among Aboriginal people that they feel that compensation is an absolute possibility, notwithstanding the prime minister's very vehement statement about not considering it".
You get a distinct and sinking feeling sat next to someone who wants to blame workers like your own parents for Britain's problems.
They've got a distinct need for fun.
(If you're a TV-technology geek and you're getting a distinct feeling of déjà vu, congratulations.
When I saw it, I got a distinct feeling of love-and-laughter, imitation is a form of flattery, but it can also feel like mockery too.
If you've got a distinct feeling of deja vu about what's been going on this weekend, then it's hardly surprising.
"You see why they need to do price deals?" he says holding up his glass that has got a distinct kink in the stem.
