Sentence examples for making distinctly from inspiring English sources

But yesterday Germany was making distinctly sceptical noises.It is not the only country with concerns.

I did so that day, but I was wrong to refer to this man's race, and I was not careful in making distinctly clear that we were solely calling for nonviolent opposition.

White G de Guiraud Bordeaux Blanc, 2008 (£14.50 or £13.25 as part of a case, Lea & Sandeman) Bordeaux's fame rests on its reds and sweet whites, but the region has a long tradition of making distinctly individual dry whites, too.

Representative Rick A. Lazio hopscotched across central New York today, making distinctly different appeals to different groups of ethnic voters who may be pivotal to the outcome of the Senate race.

When a band is known for making distinctly guitar-oriented music and the lead guitarist decides to move on that could easily be the end of said band ( should be in some cases).

It is also interesting to note that we observed crows making distinctly hooked tools with a single swift pull action, and deploying them straightaway, without any hook processing (see Fig.  2 and Additional file 6: Figure S1), which contrasts with Hunt's [ 1] earlier observations.

This is one of those sweet, childlike moments, made distinctly adult, with lots of brisk acidity.

"I'm much more excited by thinking about work made distinctly for the Internet," she said.

In some countries, Coca-Cola is sweeter, and Heinz makes distinctly flavored ketchups for Canada and the US.

When I was a boy I was made distinctly uncomfortable by, and even tried not to think about, the Walt Disney movie "Pinocchio".

These days, Dr. Livingston deals with her focus-group Happys -- and Docs and Grumpys, each with their own personality traits -- in a center she has made distinctly hers with the help of $500,000 and her own imagination.