Sentence examples for most distinctly at from inspiring English sources

The note Putin struck most distinctly at the meeting with reporters and scholars was one of paranoia, fear that outside forces — the enemies he knew as a K.G.B. officer — were somehow undermining him.

The note Putin struck most distinctly at the meeting with reporters and scholars was one of paranoia, fear that outside forces the enemies he knew as a K.G.B. officer were somehow undermining him.

The most distinctly original is the forty-six-year-old American Mark Grotjahn.

Human history, like human love, is still made most distinctly face to face.

Quantum and classical mechanics differ most distinctly by the probability amplitude, whose square gives probability density.

Laddus are a category of dry, spherical mithai, most distinctly associated with sacred ceremonies.

On the contrary, they protect our most distinctly human attribute: the ability to be humane.

Thanksgiving is the most distinctly American holiday of the year.

But America's new tribalism can be seen most distinctly in its politics.

My mother's hands are the feature of hers that I remember most distinctly.

The most distinctly American musics are a result of cross-cultural hybridization through close contact.