Sentence examples for quite distinctively from inspiring English sources

Although they necessarily overlap, they are quite distinctively presented.

The shift is quite distinctively different from reported absorption spectrum of extracted anthocyanin dye which is found at λ = 535 nm [23].

(The intimate impact of history is Gomes's great theme; he realizes it differently, but quite as distinctively, in his previous film, "Our Beloved Month of August").

But he's quite jolly and distinctively Northern on film, so he looms rather large in this account of Modernism than might be consistent with artistic merit.

A burst of twitter abuse greeting its launch, and it is quite hard to see how a distinctively American urban term reflects the areas' cultural pasts, which the midtowners say they want to celebrate, or its present.

Quite apart from empirical evidence, certain distinctively philosophical advantages have been claimed for enactive theory.

The distinctively fragrant dimension it adds can become quite addictive when you start playing around, and works particularly well with fish, seafood, poultry and roasted vegetables.

Ms. Whelan brought a distinctively easy authority to her pas de deux, her feet never quite seeming to touch the floor as Mr. Millepied lowered her from lifts.

Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.

Distinctively Not Graffiti Q.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.