Sentence examples for it distinctly to from inspiring English sources

There, he said, he once attended a Joplin concert: "I remember it distinctly to this day.

One member said he would "find it distinctly inconvenient to have to sit up and look civilised because a lady might appear".

On the contrary, so far as any official action is disclosed, it was distinctly to the contrary, and carried with it an affirmation that they had abandoned their occupancy, and that whatever of title there was outside of the Mexican nation was in the mission, and an absolute grant was made subject only to the rights of such mission.

This makes it distinctly different to the discipline 'international health', which is often inaccurately used interchangeably.

Because the warnings of potential disease outbreaks was somewhat generic to any emergency situation, and was being issued by several aid agencies, it never belonged distinctly to UNICEF.

It was distinctly comforting to feel free to contemplate and not to converse.

It feels distinctly odd to have given birth to a southerner.

Only fenofibrate is able to increase it distinctly.

While many sociologists were "quite willing to discuss dispassionately the quaintly patterned ways of behaving that make up the customs of uncivilised people," Helen Lynd wrote, for many others it was "distinctly distasteful to turn with equal candour to the life" of their fellow Americans.

As Joan Didion wrote in 1967 of her decision to leave New York City for the West Coast, "It is distinctly possible to stay too long at the Fair".

Frantic efforts to save the reform effort are under way in the Senate, but it is distinctly odd to note that the president's signature policy is now being devised for him by a gang of six senators.