Sentence examples for it's distinctly from inspiring English sources

The Lodger is one of the director's earliest efforts, but it's distinctly, horribly Hitchcockian.

Given that some people doubled down on their support of Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore after he was accused of molesting a teenager, it's distinctly possible that probing Trump's past could cause some Republicans to rally even harder around the president.

Given the fact they were familiar with each other, it's distinctly possible they were talking in the internet's dark alleys, and Malkin was trying to convince Park they had the same enemy.

On his lapel is a button that reads "Lev 20 13" — "If a man lies with a male as with a woman... .. — though it's distinctly possible that this allusion is hypocrisy because this svelte pol's alter ego is a hairy, potbellied leatherman with a handlebar mustache.

It's becoming ever more widespread, and it's distinctly unproductive.

Since her wardrobe in this later era largely consisted of cocktail dresses and swimwear, it's distinctly absent here.

If this scenario comes true, and it is distinctly possible, then Colorado's Race to the Top application really might be in trouble.

Blending elements of fable and picaresque fiction, it is distinctly postcolonial in its marginalization of Europe and postmodern in its nonlinear structure and thick intertextuality.

Widening a highway has been the region's traditional "demand management" response, and it is distinctly a 20th century solution.

It is distinctly possible that action saved Martin Luther King, Jr.'s life.

That was not because the coalition's record for running the economy was impressive; indeed, it was distinctly mediocre.