Sentence examples for out distinctly from inspiring English sources

Some efforts turn out distinctly chunkier than others.

Dogs & children cry out, distinctly, crisply, then cease - the sound as sharp as country sounds.

The greenish sheen of that area stood out distinctly against the deep red of the surrounding heart muscle.

There has also been something of a backlash against the many bandwagon-jumping traders nocking out distinctly average food.

As sole surviving superpower, without benefit of false modesty, it stands out distinctly from the crowd, a potential target for snipers.

Mr. Armstrong's gentle, old-master style stands out distinctly in the pages of French Vogue, Arena Homme Plus and I-D, which are filled with airbrushed, photo-shopped, hard-edged imagery that is contemporary fashion photography's stock in trade.

She must create three fully fleshed-out, distinctly motivated adult characters, navigate their fairly complicated actions and character development, if any, and deliver a textured back story.

Vera Wang's collection put out a distinctly different message: tough, practical, brooding, hurt.

Ian Frazier scouted out a distinctly different terrain in his nonfiction Travels in Siberia.

It's not enough to keep out a distinctly bovine odour, but it's certainly a unique selling point.

"In general, the novel formulations so far have not stood out as distinctly superior," Dr. Govindan said.