Sentence examples for that will distinctly from inspiring English sources

The tone of Zittrain's opinion on the case was grave; the resolution will set a precedent that will distinctly alter the way in which the private and public sectors reconcile the significant power companies such as Apple, Facebook, and Google have accrued.

Go and find out who you are and what you can deal with and put yourself in some positions that will be distinctly uncomfortable.

If you're going to continue living in the marital home, consider making adjustments to your house that will make it distinctly your own.

Increasingly Clinton may find herself needing to choose between Britain and Europe, something that will make the Foreign Office distinctly queasy.

The Ascend W1, its first WP8 device, appears to be a distinctly mid-range smartphone that will be jazzed up with an affordable price tag.

But the President has achieved one wholesale change that will likely endure for a generation: the construction of a distinctly right-wing Supreme Court.

As it is all relative to each person there is no distinctly right or wrong, there is simply ones that will be effective and ones that won't.

Though its name suggests a distinctly vertical approach, the Fund's stated intentions are to "address the three diseases in ways that will contribute to strengthening health systems".

That will leave the British constitution looking distinctly unbalanced.

"How many is that now?" There is something about the passivity of sitting in a concrete basement with only one exit, wondering if the next round of incoming fire will hit you, that is distinctly terrifying.

This fact may sometimes be forgotten today, but in the heat and dirt of a general election, the Nationalist' prayers for a German victory and their published text of a republican constitution, that bore a distinctly Fascist stamp, will be recalled and flung back at them.