Sentence examples for it was distinctively from inspiring English sources
An announcer repeatedly boasted that it was "distinctively Canadian," without further explanation.
And it was distinctively German in style, setting the precedent for the fate of Europe's Jews under Hitler.
The expression level of p-IKKα was remarkably increased in the rat models of BCP (Figure 6A, C; P<0.05); however, it was distinctively inhibited by minocycline, with the exception of the 50 μg intrathecal injection group (100 μg intrathecal, P<0.05 vs vehicle intrathecal; 40 mg/kg and 80 mg/kg ip, P<0.05 vs vehicle ip; Figure 6D, F).
Peggy Noonan, who was also a guest, sent me this account by e-mail: "It was distinctively Grover in that it was a big jumble — a Christian man marrying a Muslim woman in a ceremony officiated by a rabbi in a hotel in the Virginia countryside.... Warm, affectionate, unpretentious.
In the braincase and ear region, Acanthostega showed features in which it was distinctively more tetrapod-like than fish-like.
Year Walk may have a different atmosphere than the studio's other games, but it's distinctively Simogo; its desaturated palette has the same 1950s-animation feel that its other titles tend to favor, except in this context it's much more creepy than it is cute.
It is distinctively Dravidian, and owing to its unique features, Hoysala architecture qualifies as an independent style.
It's distinctively flavoured.
It is distinctively marked with five to seven vertical, dark bands on a bluish body.
It is distinctively a development of the common law (i.e., law based on judicial decisions, as evolved in England and the United States).
