Sentence examples for most distinctively from inspiring English sources

On the mouth, there was lots of orange, most distinctively at Creatures.

Taken together, his books add up to perhaps the most distinctively living literary world ever created.

Perhaps the most distinctively Latin American expression of socialist impulses was Venezuelan Pres.

But Franklin's magnum opus, and his most distinctively Hitchcockian film, was 1981's Road Games.

The artistic director Tim Rushton presents what may be the most distinctively American piece in his repertory, "Love Songs".

MR CLEGG: The ones I most distinctively associate with us are obviously the tax reforms, income tax, the personal allowance.

Most striking was the distinctively pronounced reciprocal regulation of Interleukin 8 (in8) in BG knock-down (si BG) versus the knock-down of the functional parent gene GATM (si GATMwt).

For most manufacturers, making a car "distinctively Canadian" amounted to screwing on some token symbols.

We found big differences in texture and density, but most of the wines were distinctively structured and earthy, with flavors of red fruit, licorice and menthol.

Most of them have a distinctively instructive or prescriptive tone: this is what is wrong (with America, with the military, with the world); this is what needs to be done to fix it.

The implant is distinctively different from most orthopedic implants in its pliable construction, and non-anchored design, which enables implantation through a mini-arthrotomy without disruption to the bone, cartilage, and ligaments.