Sentence examples for other distinctly from inspiring English sources
With a deft, meticulous touch, Mr. Haines paints parking lots, low-rent apartment houses, crosswalks and other distinctly unlovely sights in and around his hometown, Boston.
Like other distinctly English actors before her, Temple looks set to leave the UK to spend more time in the country she says she's fallen in love with.
Nothing to sustain thought, certainly: the first half was American; the other, distinctly not, consisted of excerpts from European stage works.
His aides have also indicated that Chechnya will be able to bargain with the Kremlin for broad autonomy, much like that maintained by predominantly Islamic Tatarstan and several other distinctly ethnic provinces, once the new constitution is in place.
As the two men proudly showed us the rest of their $25 million reinterpretation of our ink-flecked world — from a Prohibition-era lounge to a banquet hall meant to muster an Astorian whiff — it became clear that this was a distinctly New York place, mimicking other distinctly New York places, all in what was once a distinctly New York newsroom.
Other distinctly more high-tech options exist to teach kids that parenthood isn't so easy--Baby Think It Over, the incredibly lifelike two-hundred-and-fifty dollar computerized doll that some schools use, for instance, or the Japanese virtual pet called the Tamagotchi--but Mrs. Schwartz prefers the unambiguous protocols of Egg Week...
Others distinctly are not.
There have always been peripheral political parties, of course, some of whose existence feels necessary, others distinctly less so, but the WEP had hit a headline-grabbing nerve in much the same way that Ukip did, albeit for radically different reasons.
After reviewing hundreds of actual SaaS APIs, many up to par and others distinctly subpar, it is clear that there are a number of common mistakes made when developing an API.
Jay usually pretends not to be listening, as if it were some other intimate, distinctly feminine problem they were discussing.
Moreover, the two groups that make up the country's six million people — the East Bank tribes on one hand and Palestinians on the other — have distinctly different interests, meaning the king is not expected to face a unified movement for change.
