Sentence examples for rather distinctly from inspiring English sources

Besides, the flames behaved rather distinctly at the DME- and H2-dominated regimes.

In this study, we examined whether habituation effects increase relatively uniformly along the processing hierarchy or rather distinctly at a particular processing stage.

These issues are not unique to microbiome studies but may manifest rather distinctly in this type of research or its applications.

"It's going to take a lot of money to settle those claims, and we are beginning to run out of people who are rather clearly and distinctly culpable to charge".

The growing closeness of the last couple decades has had, rather, a distinctly grass-roots character.

A City Health Department spokeswoman, Sandra Mullin, said that because the CBS samples were taken before a human case was found at the network, they were sent to Albany in batches rather than distinctly labeled, but that the packaging was not ambiguous.

3) Given the observations that highlight differential gradients rather than distinctly separate EC areas, is it appropriate to title the paper as revealing "functional subdivisions" of EC?

What are you doing out this late, haven't you got work tomorrow?" Which was met with a rather curt and distinctly unregal "Fuck off".

Rather than moving distinctly right or left or ratcheting up the fighting-mode response he tried out after his party's stunning loss in the Massachusetts Senate race, his approach last week was to offer something to everyone.

Too often RSC Shakespeare productions look and feel as if they could have been produced at any point over the last 25 years rather than being distinctly of our time.

So, in other words, people were trying to build an 'anti-Facebook', rather than a distinctly interesting service in its own right.