Sentence examples for is not distinctly from inspiring English sources

But contagious yawning is not distinctly human.

Dr. Chandon said the phenomenon is not distinctly American.

And if corruption is French, it is not distinctly so.

And while the taste is not distinctly beef, biting into one does impart the lingering flavoring of processed cheese.

It has been locked for decades in a domestic, political struggle that is not distinctly aimed at the United States, though it has attacked Americans and American business interests in Colombia.

Indeed, the emission band is not distinctly distinguishable as NBE UV luminescence and DL visible emission.

One of the most soulful figures in the show, however, isn't distinctly female — or even human.

I'm not saying there aren't some near Waco, or near the border, but a cactus isn't distinctly Texan.

It means, most damningly, that black people are not distinctly bound to each other.

Fairness, respect for the rule of law, and the rest of it, Brown's critics say, are not distinctly British.

Mr. Babin noted that Pepper's targets — the foibles of offices and other institutional oddities of American life — were not distinctly editorial in nature, and The Journal page might benefit from an actual conservative editorial cartoonist, as opposed to a feature cartoon whose spiritual sibling is The New Yorker.