Sentence examples for having a distinctly from inspiring English sources

Music: I'm having a distinctly folk moment.

Some disappoint simply by having a distinctly second-best prose style — and so insult the author to whom they mean to show respect.

Former militants such as Dokubo-Asari have become multimillionaires on government contracts but there's little sign of money trickling down, with Bayelsa having a distinctly sleepy, provincial air.

Mr. Bacon, whose work was regarded by critics as having a distinctly American sound, composed two symphonies, two piano concertos and two operas.

A self-described "device guy," Reed, who heads Yale University's electrical engineering department, prides himself on having a distinctly practical bent.

Jones's fiction is relevant, subversive, witty and highly enjoyable, while also having a distinctly dark streak and a constant awareness of how unreliable the real world can seem.

Each has a distinctly different appeal.

Plus, he had a distinctly borderline personality.

Much of the fuss has a distinctly synthetic tang.

Except this one had a distinctly 2010 twist.

Large or small, the grievances have a distinctly local flavor.