Sentence examples for is distinctly out from inspiring English sources

The eyewear is distinctly out of fashion, and the church remains influential.

Misogyny as a conceptual framework through which to view the world was distinctly out of vogue.

Dr. Dave is a big proponent of a writer's "voice," and he prefers voices that are distinctly out there.

That is surely true of this year's Pritzker winners, both of whom are distinctly out of step with the trends of the moment.

But if Jackson was still the directors' darling as the season began, he was distinctly out of favour by its conclusion.

Ms. Roiphe came of professional age, as I did, in the Spy magazine New York of the 1990s, when earnestness and, by extension, the well-intentioned concerns of the women's movement were distinctly out of fashion.

There was a showbiz feel to Fabian Delph announcing his commitment to Aston Villa directly over the big screen that, no doubt timed to spread a feelgood factor around the ground, was distinctly out of keeping with the majority of the season to date in this corner of the West Midlands.

Economic growth was distinctly out of favor during the 1970s.

A new national poll demonstrates that the loudest voices are distinctly out of touch with the public's preference for strong regulations to protect the country's health.

All of the Republican presidential candidates, for example, have shown that they are distinctly out of touch with the fact that responsible emergency measures are needed right now to keep the middle class afloat.

Similarly, the tone you struck referring to Netanyahu and yourself in your July 7 interview with Israeli TV was distinctly out of tune with decades of unfortunate history with Israeli leaders.