Sentence examples for is only distinctly from inspiring English sources

For now, though, it is only distinctly better than it had been, not the best.

However, it is only distinctly above noise level when multiple spectra are averaged.

Although avowedly a "Japanese" bank the website is only in Japanese Tokyo Star has a distinctly American management style.

Mark Twain's comment, "Congress is the only distinctly criminal class" is typical of our desire to believe otherwise-and our continued disappointment when the next politician reveals his colors.

In these studies the toxin elicited a significant response from the apical side as opposed to our data, but a decrease below the level of confluence was only achieved at the distinctly higher concentrations of 50 and 100 µM (approx. 15 and 30 µg/mL) after 72 hours DON exposure.

A learned rabbi once told me that, aside from gefilte fish, chopped liver was the only distinctly Jewish dish.

Analysis on chlorophyll contents of leaves showed that there was no obvious difference between the mutant and the wild type in total chlorophyll (Chl) content, while the ratio of Chl a/Chl b in the mutant was only about 1, which was distinctly lower than that in the wild type, suggesting that the PGL2 gene was related to the conversion between Chl a and Chl b.

It is clear from the spectrum that there are only 5 splits that are distinctly stronger than the first incompatible one, a product of chance similarities.

I was only a child but I remember distinctly wanting both to cry and punch her in the face.

But "The Only Tribe" is a distinctly uneven partnership.

The latter result can be compared to the monophonic variant in this study although the task here is distinctly easier since only three categories have to be distinguished and for each category only one representantive instrument is considered.