Sentence examples for issues distinctly from inspiring English sources

Be conscious of the fact that people do notice muttering and attempts to disrupt discussion that are not clear and it does bother them, even more than someone who raises issues distinctly and clearly.

Their politics on the issue are distinctly right-wing.

Flanked by supporters at her campaign office in Kingston, New York, this week, she issued a distinctly anti-establishment rallying cry, challenging two hedge-fund donors who are backing her rival to a debate.

But its issues are both distinctly national and parochial.

On environmental issues we have distinctly different views and objective conditions.

The visit is part of a world tour celebrating 15 years of his Artform Records label, who issue techno of distinctly Detroit inspiration, and this time Anderson isn't coming alone.

The effect is distinctly urbane.

The result is distinctly odd.

Social issues, it appeared, were distinctly secondary concerns.

But it was only on Friday afternoon that the campaign got a bit of glamour: Vidya Balan, a popular actress, was introduced as something of a brand ambassador, to promote the distinctly unglamorous issues of sanitation and hygiene.

In a period in which philosophy cooperates with empirical sciences and disciplines, Critical Theory offers an approach to distinctly normative issues that cooperates with the social sciences in a nonreductive way.