Sentence examples for she is distinctly from inspiring English sources
Like any parent, she wants to protect her boys from knowing too much about violence – but she is distinctly aware that a boys will be boys attitude is not a luxury her sons can afford.
But she is distinctly uncomfortable with Roe because, by turning an ethical issue into a constitutional one, the Supreme Court ignored the great middle ground where Americans were and remain: in favour of legal abortion, but with restrictions.Prior to Roe, she shows, state legislatures were doing a thoughtful, deliberate job of reforming abortion statutes in line with local mores.
She is distinctly refreshing about motherhood: "Feminism needs zero tolerance over baby angst"; "Every woman who chooses – joyfully, thoughtfully, calmly, of their own free will and desire – not to have a child does womankind a massive favour in the long term".
She was distinctly odd-pretty.
Even if their leader Marine Le Pen is mercifully unlikely – in the current political climate, at least – to win a presidential election, it is distinctly possible she could top the first round.
The alternative is distinctly unappealing.
The effect is distinctly urbane.
His accent is distinctly Minnesotan.
Clark is distinctly cool.
Meyer lemon is distinctly herbal.
It is distinctly different".
