Sentence examples for is distinctly problematic from inspiring English sources

The Latin anthems and masses of Thomas Tallis and William Byrd are staples of our cathedral and college choirs, but the notion that this was the type of ensemble for which Byrd and Tallis were necessarily composing is distinctly problematic.

Many women do not wish to know their genetic status even if they have breast cancer and to counsel women adequately for the potential outcome of genetic testing at the very time they are weighing up different options regarding their treatment is distinctly problematic.

The alternative is distinctly unappealing.

The effect is distinctly urbane.

His accent is distinctly Minnesotan.

Meyer lemon is distinctly herbal.

Clark is distinctly cool.

It is distinctly different".

Pandora Media is distinctly Web 2.0.

And yes, his gaze is distinctly downcast.

"He is distinctly Western," Governor Hickenlooper said.