Sentence examples for quite distinctly from inspiring English sources

"But I heard quite distinctly…" "Judith, now.

The performance, as the fan quite distinctly said, was completed.

I remember this one moment in northern Somalia quite distinctly.

Congress treated the issues of multiemployer bargaining units and multiemployer trust funds quite distinctly.

Donald Trump is more strident still, and quite distinctly different from any candidate since 1928.

The microstructure in the LSA layers was also observed to vary significantly with the number of scans, besides changing quite distinctly with depth in the LAZ.

On the beat of her last word--later I would remember that quite distinctly--the world in front of us turned into a bloodbath.

A quite different and distinctly modern type of dissection deserves brief mention, the so-called squaring the square, or squared rectangles.

He speaks with a trace of an accent that, not quite Southern, is distinctly not from New Jersey, and he is careful to limit his first impressions of the state to the peculiarities of New Jersey highway jughandles and the "harrowing experience" of driving on U.S. 1 in rush hour.

(Socit Nationale de Chemin de Fer grub, to be quite frank, is distinctly unstellar, but it's the total experience you go for).

But it's quite strange and not distinctly recognizable as you.