Sentence examples for that's distinctly from inspiring English sources

Demon City is largely the outgrowth of this line of thinking; even as she enlists her friends to contribute, there's a warped voice that's distinctly Crampton's, a way of overstuffing samples and intersecting instrumentals that could only belong to her.

More surprisingly, there's sculpture that's distinctly painterly and draftsmanly.

You might not immediately be able to hum a Foals "hit", but they have a sound that's distinctly theirs.

My two youngest children are close in a way that's distinctly different than with the other sibling relationships in our house.

It has white lacquer walls and an Imperial Beijing menu that's distinctly cult of personality: there are First Courses and Of Courses and a dish glossed as "my favorite" (pink prawns).

The thing is, Pop Culture, you might be wondering why I'm the one to write this letter, what with my ethnically ambiguous features, fairly-difficult-to-butcher name, and accent that's distinctly Clueless as opposed to Slumdog Millionaire.

In Arsenal's case, key figures that were distinctly average earlier in the season are now excelling.

Russia's middle class has adopted values that are distinctly different from Soviet practice.

Dr. Dave is a big proponent of a writer's "voice," and he prefers voices that are distinctly out there.

Most of those have to do with the film's tone, which has an antic quality that is distinctly Chinese in style.

This is a comment that is distinctly offensive.