Sentence examples for has some distinctly from inspiring English sources

THE farce has some distinctly Japanese elements, not all of them necessarily clarified in the retelling.

In principle, they could serve well any right-leaning institution looking to prosper in a society that is growing steadily more liberal on social issues but which still has some distinctly conservative instincts, especially on matters having to do with law and order, government efforts to help individual groups, and national security.

We show that such islands may be consistent with our observable universe, while has some distinctly observable signals, which may be tested in coming observations.

The draft Investigatory Powers Bill also has some distinctly ambiguous wording when it comes to encryption — suggesting the U.K. government is still seeking to legislate a general ability that companies be able to decrypt communications.

Next day, it is true, Mr Lafontaine had some distinctly illiberal things to say about harmonising taxes across Europe when his government assumes the presidency of the EU in January.

The most memorable of them finds the clan's young master gripped by the hallucination that his new bride has developed some distinctly reptilian qualities.

As time has passed, most of the redevelopment company projects in the city that reconstituted became embroiled in the kind of controversy that has gripped Morningside Gardens, and they have reached some distinctly varied conclusions.

The dramatic spike in suspected Iranian cyber attacks this year also has some in the U.S. distinctly worried.

While Farage has dealt with some distinctly dubious people, he rejected an alliance with Marine Le Pen's Front National.

It is shown that the dynamic characteristics of linear time-periodic system do have some typical features, which differ distinctly from that of the linear time-invariant system.

Durian has a distinctly cozy feeling — some might call it cramped.