Sentence examples for is distinctly aware from inspiring English sources

Like any parent, she wants to protect her boys from knowing too much about violence – but she is distinctly aware that a boys will be boys attitude is not a luxury her sons can afford.

He is distinctly aware that there is a considerable amount of games that have been created, such as the one Victoria has been playing.

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.

"Although it is too early to tell whether this is an indication of a more positive outlook, one thing is for sure: businesses are distinctly aware of the current environment and the need to be cautious in any business dealings".

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

And on subsequent visits to Poland, I was distinctly aware that I was exotic, sometimes in a good way and sometimes not.

AMERICAN STILL THINK THEY'RE MIDDLE CLASS... WHATEVER THAT MEANS, EXACTLY - HuffPollster: "A new HuffPost/YouGov poll shows Americans are distinctly aware of both their financial limitations and the all-too-present possibility of slipping from the ranks of the middle class altogether, but suggests the term remains broad enough to mean entirely different things to different people.

Although these results are encouraging and have not been described in the context of preoperative nTMS motor mapping yet, we are distinctly aware of the limitations of the present study, which do not allow the attribution of these findings to nTMS without any doubt of possible confounders.

It is distinctly self-aware, and for that, it demands viewers to pull off several layers to become self-conscious and full of questions about the aspects of life that are rarely talked about in public, let alone with a new acquaintance.

The alternative is distinctly unappealing.

The effect is distinctly urbane.