Sentence examples for the first distinctly from inspiring English sources

Thus Romanticism, the first distinctly modern movement and, it seems to me, the default setting of Western sensibilities ever since.

In doing so he helped develop the first distinctly American photographic style -- a brutally direct, clear, objective style without gimmicks or tricks.

Not only did Descartes provide the first distinctly modern formulation of laws of nature and a conservation principle of motion, but he also constructed what would become the most popular theory of planetary motion of the late seventeenth century.

Also, the milk of the latter tastes mild, while the milk of the first distinctly bitter.

The minstrel show marked the beginning of a long tradition of African American music being appropriated for popular audiences, and was the first distinctly American form of music to find international acclaim, in the mid-19th century.

In its abstract, the committee contrasts two views of PFPs: one favourable, the second distinctly unfavourable.

The former tend to be on the sleeker side; the second distinctly traditional; and the latter almost clunkily conservative.

Of the five upper unicuspid teeth, the third distinctly smaller in size than the fourth.

In the epoxy diacrylate, the polymerization rate first distinctly increases with temperature due to the drop of viscosity, whereas in TPGDA the polymerization rate only little increases or is even independent of temperature depending on the photoinitiator used.

The design variables are first distinctly classified into private and public ones according to disciplines.

On the Democratic side, where Hillary Clinton is running formidably out in front, the first is distinctly possible.