Sentence examples for members distinctly from inspiring English sources
Society members distinctly recall trustees saying that the society was shopping for new headquarters, leaving them with little reason to suspect that the collection would be the next to go.
His comments reflect the transformation of the Chinese Communist party, which started in 1921 as a revolutionary organisation with a dozen founders, and is now a technocracy with 80 million members and distinctly aristocratic tendencies.
Due to their differential tissue expression pattern and target gene specificities, the five Rel/NF-kB members play distinctly unique roles in biology and disease [8] [12].
Accordingly, it is possible that other family members have distinctly different substrate preferences and unique biological roles.
Members created a distinctly Scottish Art Nouveau style in the late 1890's and participated in international exhibitions: in Venice in 1899, Vienna in 1900 and Turin in 1902.
Other than their uniforms, many of the Guard members had a distinctly civilian bearing, some slouching a bit and one even smoking during one of ceremonies on Tuesday, where they provided security.
BACK in the 1970s, a staple of starter apartments in New York was a poster advertising rye bread, an image that featured a member of a distinctly non-Jewish ethnic group with the tagline, "You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's...."....
Given that the unit of analysis was the household rather than individuals, we conducted preliminary bivariate analyses to determine how the single member households behaved distinctly from multiple adult households.
Frequently, too, audience members who saw that distinctly noncommercial filmmaking was possible were inspired to pick up cameras themselves.
The audience members — some dressed in distinctly Muslim attire — applauded heartily after Mr. Salama shuffled through a short jig.
But this pre-modern Gemeinschaft conception of an all-encompassing community that members unreflectively endorse seemed distinctly ill-suited for complex and conflict-ridden large-scale industrialized societies.
