Sentence examples for it would be distinctly from inspiring English sources

While Apple was early to portable digital music, it would be distinctly late in entering the world of Internet-connected digital hand-helds.

One needs to know only a little about his inexperience in personal diplomacy and his general mode of operation to realize that it would be distinctly unlike him to welcome a settling of major problems by the man-to-man method Churchill favors.

Both the finite element and experimental results show that its acoustic absorption would be distinctly promoted.

The two areas would be distinctly separate from each other with different entrances.

1pm: And more of your emails: James Kenny Hollandnd v Spain would be distinctly underwhelming.

Thus, one would have to say that it is normal for a man of 80 to be breathless after climbing two flights of stairs, while such breathlessness would be distinctly abnormal in an agile child of 10 years of age.

She rejects claims that Mr Miliband's promise to freeze prices as soon as Labour takes office put off some energy suppliers from cutting prices as wholesale costs fell – as well as breeding fears that a Labour government would be distinctly anti-business.

Even though the investment costs would be distinctly lower compared to the "Bribin system", the profitability was not given.

He said: "Stabbing David, or anyone else for that matter, in the back would be distinctly off brand, just not very Boris".

In this regard, RF4 may function like that of RF1B, which mediates the degradation of atp6-orf79 mRNA, whereas RF3's mode of action would be distinctly different from those of RF1A and RF1B (see above).

On that same trip to China, I somehow managed to gloss over the fact that there would be distinctly winter weather happening while I was there.