Sentence examples for is considered distinctly from inspiring English sources

In my own experience I've found that slang and grammatical incoherence are so closely associated with black people that articulateness is considered distinctly not black.

In the philosophical world of nineteen-twenties Vienna, however, it was considered distinctly old-fashioned.

The Martini became drier during the course of the 20th century; DeVoto was writing in the 1940s and even then his ratio would be considered distinctly wet.

With machine intelligence, as we do start to better emulate various characteristics that *today* are considered distinctly human, I think our the way in which we connect with other humans will evolve.

Buckwheat is not as central to the Russian diet as wheat, but it is considered more of a distinctly Russian food, a hearty plant that flourishes on the Siberian steppes.

Therefore, it is considered to be an exotic breeding accession, although it is distinctly peach for all fruit and tree phenotypes.

Though Whistler left the United States at the age of 21 to study painting in Paris and London, he has always been considered a distinctly American painter with a modern style.

Genes with a p value <0.001 were considered to be distinctly expressed.

Genes with p-value less than 0.01 were considered to be distinctly expressed.

While there is a considerable overlap (i.e., 69% shared variance) between anxiety and depression and the levels of anxiety are higher when depression is present [ 14], the two are considered to be distinctly separate constructs [ 15].

In this regard, helenalin, a naturally occurring sesquiterpene lactone has generally been considered as a distinctly promising and potent antitumor compound.