Sentence examples for should have distinctly from inspiring English sources

Application of this hypothesis to anoles predicts that sympatric species should have distinctly different dewlaps.

Do violent and non-violent photographs have distinctly different effects?

Seaview's two courses have distinctly different personalities.

Some of the interlopers have distinctly nonsnooty origins.

They each have distinctly different designs and user experiences, however.

This particular retention vote, however, could have distinctly political consequences.

Luther wrote that he "should have spoken far differently and more distinctly had I known what was going to happen".

"We should have come off earlier, that was distinctly average by the umpires," England captain Stuart Broad said.

In the finale, the stomping rhythms coming off the stage and up from the floor had such potency that it felt distinctly strange to be sitting motionless in a concert hall: we should have been dancing.

The two Thoroughbreds had distinctly different styles of racing.

Afterwards the tone from ministers had distinctly changed.