Sentence examples for that very distinctly from inspiring English sources

And that very distinctly was me trying not to let that happen in the story, and then realising that it would … I thought, 'Oh god, don't be the Irish writer who is writing about child abuse.' I really didn't want to.

"We have a voice within the art community that is very distinctly coming from issues and context that are local.

(via ArtsBeat, Rolling Stone).

Another anonymous writer in The Messenger argued, also in 1863, "that the race which colonized the blooming South varied very distinctly from that which fixed its home in the bleak regions destined for Yankee expansion".

Our data showed that the PI3K inhibitor, LY294002, very distinctly decreased both HIF-1α and CA-9 indicating a pronounced reliance of the expression of both proteins upon PI3K signalling.

"I remember very distinctly this sense that we were being told we should all place money above morality; put profit ahead of people; that we shouldn't worry about selling out.

I remember very distinctly the last time that I visited him before he died.

Critically, it is clear in Figure 7 that the MCE for repeated primes patterned very distinctly relative to the other two prime types.

In the last third of Heliopause Christle shifts the tone very distinctly from that of space and technology to something much more everyday and close to home.

That day, as Cook recorded, "we very distinctly saw an Atmosphere or dusky shade round the body of the Planet" as Venus made its way across the Sun.

She said very distinctly, "Can you stop talking?" That was it.