Sentence examples for it has distinctly from inspiring English sources

An ODSS shares some characteristics with other management support systems, but it has distinctly different objectives, scope and components.

Gymnopilus flavus, despite also appearing on land near the Mediterranean, can be differentiated from G. maritimus as it lives among grass, especially Dactylis glomerata, and it has distinctly smaller spores, typically measuring 5 to 6 by 3.5 to 4.2 μm.

Like the cultured Greeks of his day, Philo often attended the theatre, though it had distinctly religious connotations, and he noted the different effects of the same music on various members of the audience and the enthusiasm of the audience for a tragedy of Euripides.

Nevertheless, Mr. von Blücher has distinctly mixed feelings about the war.

Today, that illusion has distinctly faded away.

Whereas Deckenia has distinctly flattened walking legs, those of Seychellum are normal.

"You can do it yourself!" Ikea's stylish, inexpensive merchandise may hail from Sweden, but it has a distinctly Manhattan feel.

Their lot had won.These days, when the English football team is playing and the camera pans to the coaches' bench, it has a distinctly Mediterranean hue.

"You can do it yourself!'' Ikea's stylish, inexpensive merchandise may hail from Sweden, but it has a distinctly Manhattan feel.

It has the distinctly uncatchy, abbreviated title DSM-5, and is known to no one outside the world of mental health.

As the show's executive producer Tony Ayres said: "It's not a vampire or zombie movie!" Glitch has been compared with French TV series The Returned, but it has a distinctly Aussie feel.