Sentence examples for left distinctly from inspiring English sources

But markets were left distinctly underwhelmed on Monday by Japan's latest GDP figures, which showed growth at 2.6% in the year to the second quarter of 2013, down from 3.8% in the 12 months ending in March.

But on the broader issues of environment, energy and climate change, both as environment secretary and as a member of a government left distinctly less green after the reshuffle, the more he says, the more sceptical he appears.

Wasps have seemingly done enough for home advantage in the first knockout phase, but their rugby director, David Young, was left distinctly unimpressed by Thursday night's 20-19 victoverover Newport Gwent Dragons that took them to 25 points.

As it was, they were left distinctly unhappy at the ruling, even though the referee seemed to have a clear view of the incident.

Notoriously publicity-shy, Scholes did make a recent TV appearance as a pundit for United's 3-0 home defeat by Manchester City in March, when he was left distinctly unimpressed by his former team's performance.

Different types of termites leave distinctly different patterns of damage in wood.

The recent trailer for Duncan "Moon" Jones Warcraftt, which appears to cleave too closely to its source material, left me distinctly depressed about the long-gestating video-game adaptation.

It may also be that his historical perspective, which may give him too narrow a view in some areas, has left him distinctly well prepared to recognize the threat that Trump poses.

Analysts have been quick to pinpoint Vodafone's success as a sign that mobile operators are finally exorcising the ghost of WAP, the once-vaunted wireless application protocol that left consumers distinctly underwhelmed by its snail-like download speeds, monochrome screens, clunky interfaces and unattractive content when it first became available three years ago.

Now the Supreme Court has unanimously overruled the circuit court.The decision leaves things distinctly hazy.

Mr. Fee said he had turned to leave but distinctly recalls warning Dr. Ellison, "You keep giving Adderall to my son, you're going to kill him".