Sentence examples similar to mentored distinctly from inspiring English sources
I distinctly remember my father's mentoring relationships with students at the high school in Manasquan, New Jersey, where he worked.
The bloom is off Russell's publishing career, and the editor in chief of his company, once his mentor, has turned distinctly chilly toward him.
Jason Kidd will mentor Raymond Felton.
On this occasion, he avoided mentioning Ayn Rand or Friedrich Hayek, two of the patron saints of economic conservatives, by name, but he did evoke the memory of Jack Kemp, one of his early mentors, and he dropped in one distinctly Randian line, saying young Americans deserved better than "a dull adventureless journey from one entitlement to the next — a government-planned life".
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There is also an intriguing display of his ceramics, which range from a startling, if Art Nouveau-ish, klunkiness to a distinctly modern plainness, along with some pieces by Jean-Joseph Carriès, his friend and ceramics mentor.
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