Sentence examples for i'm distinctly from inspiring English sources

But so far I'm distinctly less perky than usual.

"I'm distinctly underwhelmed," he said of the drug-trial results.

That said, I'm distinctly aware of pack-efficiency.

The relationship between g s and C i was distinctly parabolic in both species; in S. macrophylla for example, the relationship was a quadratic polynomial, with a decrease in C i when g s was less than 0.05 mol/m2/s1 and an increase in C i when g s was greater than 0.05 mol/m2/s.

"For a woman of that era, I was distinctly ambitious".

"I am distinctly unimpressed with the majority of drivers currently involved in Formula One.

This year I'm spending mine with Robert Redford - on a panel to discuss documentaries - and I am distinctly nervous.

When it was first suggested to me, by my agent and the Raymond Chandler estate, that I might write a Philip Marlowe novel, I was distinctly chary of the idea.

I was distinctly underwhelmed, but disguised my feelings by scoffing down an Amazin' Raisin bar from my Cadbury's selection box.

I was distinctly aware, all the time, that I was in the presence of a terrible, terrible man – the charges that were laid against him, the thousands of people who had disappeared.

In this way, I am distinctly reminded of Hollywood, where the creativity of the big studios has taken a back seat to remakes of popular franchises.