Sentence examples for remain distinctly from inspiring English sources

Technology stocks remain distinctly unpopular.

In a world of truly global automakers, banks and food conglomerates, airlines remain distinctly national.

But it's reassuring to know that some aspects remain distinctly old-school.

With so many of HP's shareholders having voted against the union, her seat will remain distinctly hot.

And yet Atlanta, in my experience, does remain distinctly Southern, Southern in its manners and language, Southern in its culture and history, Southern in its pace and values.

Despite the rapid Westernization of the city elites, the rise of the vaunted "creative class" and the widespread distrust of the state-coddled Orthodox Church, Russians remain distinctly uncomfortable with activist women.

The C.I.A. and F.B.I. can work more closely together while remaining distinctly apart.

The clothes, though, remained distinctly non-grunge and emphatically elitist in their price tags.

Sayle, in contrast, had a way of belonging, while remaining distinctly himself.

Jane Austen, once invited to visit the over-the-top splendours of Carlton House by George himself, remained distinctly unimpressed.

They expected to be away for years, for the modes and dangers of travel in distant parts remained distinctly Old World.