Sentence examples for of being distinctly from inspiring English sources

They wanted the projects to meet criteria of being "distinctly Belfast" and "inspiring communities".

Like iceberg lettuce in a BLT or Kraft cheese on a hamburger, the translucent red candy coating of a toffee apple has the appeal of being distinctly ungourmet.

However, it does have the useful quality of being distinctly polar in base content; one-half of the DNA is G/C rich, while the other half is A/T rich, with a predominance of stiff poly dA-dT) tracts in the A/T-rich half of the molecule.

But the moment when it came at Old Trafford, a venerable venue which staged big cricket three decades before its nearby soccer namesake was even thought of, was distinctly anticlimactic.

That is surely true of this year's Pritzker winners, both of whom are distinctly out of step with the trends of the moment.

But the sense of surreal farce and the deep black humour of some of it is distinctly underplayed.

The clinical implications of the two interpretations of IEDs are distinctly different.

Thus, phosphorylation of Tyr142 and Ser139 of H2AX are distinctly regulated during spermatogenesis (Fig. 7H).

In the presence of WIN55212-2, up-regulation of p21Waf1/Cip1 was distinctly ameliorated.

Of course, but the Chinese view of constructive is distinctly their own.

Additionally, in the presence of WIN55212-2, differentiation-induced up-regulation of p21Waf1/Cip1 is distinctly ameliorated.