Sentence examples for held distinctly from inspiring English sources

The majority held "distinctly negative views of the United States," but many said that was directed at the United States government, not the American people.

They held distinctly different ideological and political points of view.

The fighters were just a few miles from the lines of black-clad Islamic State militants, who hold distinctly different views on the roles of women.

One can subscribe to a political methodology and still hold distinctly differing opinions on certain matters with others who are under the same ideological umbrella; this is how healthy discourse is created.

Now, just over a week since his win, it seems that Russia is one of the few major world powers that still holds a distinctly positive impression of Trump and the election results, with many global leaders giving more obligatory diplomatic congratulations, or even publicly condemning comments made by Trump earlier during his campaign.

The Conference is being held in a distinctly un-fancy old airport outside Paris.

Some tourists held back to indulge in distinctly unenlightened pursuits, smoking cigarettes and pouting at smartphones in the high-tech vanity ritual known as the selfie.

"Evangelical Christianity and evolution are incompatible beliefs that cannot be held together logically within a distinctly Christian worldview" (view attributed to Mohler in the article; not a direct quote).

But even on its home turf, Mattel faces pressure from privately held doll manufacturer MGA Entertainment, whose distinctly non-Malibu Bratz dolls are designed to be saucy, ethnic and a bit "trashy"–and perhaps more alluring to modern kid sensibilities.

The website for the issue of the Baptist Press with this article is www.bpnews.net/bpnews.asp ID=21375: "Evangelical Christianity and evolution are incompatible beliefs that cannot be held together logically within a distinctly Christian worldview" (view attributed to Mohler in the article; not a direct quote).

The contrast was notably held as evidence of a distinctly American phenomenon: the flowering of bioethics.