Sentence examples similar to it is distinctly clear from inspiring English sources
Though it appears on Kanye West's album The Life of Pablo, it is distinctly Chance the Rapper's, imbued with his warmth, a clear precursor to his mixtape in all its black joy and righteous glory.
It is distinctly anteroposteriorly longer than that of Sinemys brevispinus (the morphology is not entirely clear in S. lens).
It is distinctly different".
It is distinctly presented when SNR is large enough.
It is distinctly American, and very picturesque.
Tonight, it was distinctly unruly.
Yet it was distinctly Italian, and distinctly new.
It's distinctly, absolutely, categorically different.
I think it's distinctly suburban.
Even though Dugin hides behind the metaphor of cleansing or clearing out swamp networks to render the land fertile, in English and Russian alike, the reference to cleansing and clearing is distinctly associated with violent ethnic cleansing aimed at groups of people.
How can Europe aspire to be a global force, if it cowers behind protectionist trade walls?Unfortunately, while the logic may be clear, the political climate is distinctly unpromising.
