Sentence examples for this is a distinctly from inspiring English sources

This is a distinctly European capital, with many venerable restaurants and constantly appearing newcomers.

There were reports of decorated trees in Freiburg in 1419, Tallin in 1441, and Riga in 1510 – this is a distinctly Germanic phenomenon, although an Epiphany banquet for Henry VIII, held in Richmond, was graced by a "tree of golde".

For all its surrounding parkland, this is a distinctly urban ground, located a short hop south-west from the city centre, with the hum of the nearby roads creeping in with the breeze through the vents in the stands.

In that sense, this is a distinctly anti-Huntingtonian book in that it recognises the need to engage with civilisations rather than asserting the inevitability of their clashing; it also diverges from Francis Fukuyama's famous thesis about the "end of history" by arguing strongly that history and identity are central to societies' perceptions of themselves today.

This is a distinctly American view.

This is a distinctly American approach that has often been criticized as a historical accident.

By the sexy standards of Dutch football, this was a distinctly frumpy collective that was held by Scotland a week earlier.

As sensational, taboo-busting returns to the media frontline go, this was a distinctly unsensational, oddly constrained, gently-waffling three hours of bloke-radio.

As the two men proudly showed us the rest of their $25 million reinterpretation of our ink-flecked world — from a Prohibition-era lounge to a banquet hall meant to muster an Astorian whiff — it became clear that this was a distinctly New York place, mimicking other distinctly New York places, all in what was once a distinctly New York newsroom.

This being a distinctly Javanese take on the hard-boiled genre, that "something" turns out to be not a buried secret or repressed trauma, but a tigress: white as a swan, a possessing spirit-cum-second-wife, passed down from father to son.

Despite this association, however, Hadzi-Vasileva is a distinctly scientific artist whose most recent activity, funded by the Wellcome Trust, has been to shadow doctors and medical scientists at three universities.