Sentence examples for now distinctly from inspiring English sources

McRae's options are now distinctly limited.

My belly, once a discreet concave, is now distinctly convex.

Some can now distinctly hear the drums of war, in Gaza, Lebanon or Iran.

It has grown substantially, and for 2002 it comes as a coupe and sedan, which are now distinctly different models.

Many in Britain's intelligence community, said one person with detailed knowledge of internal discussions, are now distinctly worried they may face prosecution.

Changes to his starting pack are now distinctly possible, with Lancaster seeking a more direct forward effort at Twickenham next Saturday.

We can now clearly and distinctly express the idea that something is simply out of Jane Doe's jurisdiction.

Neurath's philosophical contributions to logical empiricism appear now more distinctly motivated and more clearly understood: It is to serve the valuable goal of unified science, within science, philosophy and society, that Neurath conceived the stress on two further epistemological aims, namely, the role of collective efforts and finally, by implication, intersubjectivity (ibid).

He obeyed, now feeling distinctly uneasy.

Something in the Flushing air now smells distinctly like 2004.

The atmosphere in the room has by now got distinctly crepuscular.