Sentence examples for had distinctly from inspiring English sources

The two Thoroughbreds had distinctly different styles of racing.

Afterwards the tone from ministers had distinctly changed.

Some of them had distinctly worrying quantum numbers.

And although he liked the movies, he had distinctly highbrow tastes — Chaplin, Stroheim, the early Eisenstein.

Mr. Mateiciuc made clear that his passion for the Sudetenland also had distinctly political origins.

Some of the most celebrated Gothic cathedrals had a single tower, while others had distinctly asymmetrical pairs.

But by 2006 Parolin was working for Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, and his tone had distinctly chilled.

Menand adds: And although he liked the movies, he had distinctly highbrow tastes Chaplin, Stroheim, and early Eisenstein.

Under the circumstances, it was ironic that, a century later, Hambantota was succumbing to an enterprise whose thrust and motivations had distinctly imperial overtones.

Indeed, a recent front-page headline in this newspaper, "Confidence Ebbs for Bank Sector and Stocks Fall," had distinctly Depression overtones.

Senior female figures have led the party away from the tired, old fashioned and increasingly unhelpful top-down tactics that were starting to fail us in 2005 and had distinctly lost their lustre by 2010.