Sentence examples for that I distinctly from inspiring English sources

Syreeta McFadden, writer One book that I distinctly remember from my teenage years and which I have recommended to my own teenage daughter is the Native Canadian Métis author Beatrice Culleton's (now Beatrice Mosionier) novel In Search of April Raintree.

Odd, that: I distinctly remember that when he was sent to Defence, we were told that Geoff, as a man now destined to mix with the military, would henceforth be known as Geoffrey.

He also had a marvelous sense of humor, and this is one thing that I distinctly miss about him.

It was so bad that I distinctly remember physically feeling the burning rage inside of me more than I was feeling the act of sex I was engaging in.

And more than the dance, the conversation in the elevator, or anything else that happened that night, I distinctly remember him on his knees minutes later.

And more than the dance, the conversation in the elevator or anything else that happened that night, I distinctly remember him on his knees minutes later.

At that point, I distinctly remember sharing with my wife that night - "I think this may be a mistake, this is not what I signed up for".

In that moment, I distinctly remember my body being filled with a sense of serenity.

Maybe, as I think about it now, a little bit of Zora did find its way into that story, though I distinctly remember writing that story before I read Zora's wonderful book.

It was our usual ritual, but this was the only time that I remember distinctly.

There are at least three emails in my life that I can distinctly remember writing when angry, and I know I regret everyone of them.