You must well compose yourself in case of interview, & be polite, & answer questions distinctly so that the examiners would understand you.
A wind moving over the surface of water likewise creates no ripples unless its speed exceeds a certain critical value, but this is a more complicated phenomenon, and the critical speed in question is distinctly higher.
Looking back after 20 years, Green activist Brian Tokar said that "the voice of the original [values] questions is distinctly personal … and aims to avoid fundamental conflicts with elite social and cultural norms".
A way to overcome this bias would be to phrase the questions more distinctly.
The ads in question have a distinctly oily aura, which is unsurprising, perhaps since the group sponsoring them has been funded in the past by major fossil-fuel companies.
As an Englishman who's been in the United States for well over a decade, I still find many of the questions on "Jeopardy!" distinctly parochial.
Here we describe how these new technologies have facilitated recent key advances in ecology and evolutionary biology, and highlight several outstanding ecological and evolutionary questions that are distinctly suited to the innovations they provide.
Its global power is visibly waning, its ability to win wars distinctly in question, its economic viability open to doubt.
Though Mr. Romney devoted most of his nearly 20-minute speech to attacking the president, he began with a distinctly local question — is "Missouri" pronounced "mih-ZUR-ee" or "mih-ZUR-uh?" Though former Senator Jim Talent, who introduced Mr. Romney, had gone with "mih-ZUR-uh," the crowd cheered loudly when Mr. Romney said, "mih-ZUR-ee".
However, attached to that discussion of privilege and race lingers the related but distinctly different question: is the actual practice of yoga religious or cultural appropriation?
