Sentence examples for or distinctly from inspiring English sources

Jumbo played nothing new or distinctly Latin.

Confronting a major photograph by Arbus, you lose your ability to know — or distinctly to think or feel, and certainly to judge — anything.

Certainly, Waterman's advice to the civil servants seemed either blindingly obvious - "raw talent is young and uneducated but looking for security" - or distinctly odd.

Chávez led the way in 1999 and was followed in the early 21st century by successful electoral campaigns by self-proclaimed socialist or distinctly left-of-centre leaders in Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, and Bolivia.

Essentially all of the good things about this episode were original, or distinctly Hannibal stylistic touches, while the more obviously adapted moments groaned and creaked with the weight of a hundred years of serial killer thriller cliche – which is pretty much what the novels are riffing on in the first place.

Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker said Tuesday he would like to see the firm and Fannie Mae privatized: "There's broadly two choices, either [make them] a part of the federal financial safety net or distinctly private.

It must be noted, however, that transmission strategy for many symbionts cannot be distinctly or clearly demarcated; depending on the association, symbionts are perpetuated via a spectrum from strict vertical transmission to lateral acquisition.

Their caps are darkish brown grey, olive or orange, and their stems are ed or somewhat distinctly ringed.

While the method of observing the stratification or sedimentation is restricted for nanofluids in different colors or without distinctly stratification after standing.

In actual combustion experiments, these two factors could not be observed or determined distinctly, thereby hindering any further improvements in operating parameters or combustor design in order to maximise the efficiency of particle combustion.

In several cases, a peculiar nuclear staining pattern occurred, with 1 or several distinctly stained spheroid intranuclear bodies, either present as a sole nuclear immunoreaction or as a reaction in context with diffuse nuclear or cytoplasmic staining, or as both.