Sentence examples for has made distinctly from inspiring English sources

These days, Dr. Livingston deals with her focus-group Happys -- and Docs and Grumpys, each with their own personality traits -- in a center she has made distinctly hers with the help of $500,000 and her own imagination.

Biographer Tobias Churton considered Crowley "a pioneer of consciousness research", and Sutin thought that he had made "distinctly original contributions" to the study of yoga in the West.

HISTORY has made Germans distinctly wary of political experiment.

There is one change Mr. Callegari has made to his distinctly Roman snack for the benefit of the New York audience: the inclusion of vegetarian options like a Sicily-inspired caponata and Tuscan fagioli all'uccelletto (beans in tomato sauce).

He has made it all Pittsburgh but distinctly Tomlin.

The colossal irony of our time, of course, is that the scientific knowledge that has made utopia possible has also made world suicide a distinctly plausible alternative.

By daybreak it was clear that nature had made the desire for a further confrontation distinctly mushy.

Last October, he also faced calls to apologise for comments he had made to female MPs, which many felt had a distinctly sexist hue.

(Farren, on the other hand, in a distinctly archaic mode, complained that the painter had made her look too thin).

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was distinctly un-amused, saying Fatah leader and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas had "made a pact with a murderous terror organization".

None of those people ever recommended something to me, though several have made me feel distinctly uncomfortable.