Sentence examples for to distinctly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a distinct manner.
Fortunately Stuart Broad was in sufficiently good humour afterwards not to refer to "distinctly average decision-making".
While there are individual references to distinctly African traditions and formal vocabularies, no single look or style emerges, and that's the point.
That's why Mr. Gal beckoned a few hundred Northwestern students to test whether we also might salivate to distinctly material incentives, notably money and sports cars.
His style became more dazzling and bemusing as his brilliant command of language and playfulness led to distinctly Porterian turns of phrase.
One of the faults of real estate analysis is the failure to distinctly define an asset bubble, so debate on the matter is kept necessarily vague.
The strings weave dramatically around the kora of Seckou Keita and the ngoni of Bassekou Kouyate, the latter played through a wah pedal to distinctly psychedelic effect.
But Gabriel Garcia Marquez has barely written a word since his last novel, Memoirs of My Melancholy Whores, came out to distinctly mixed reviews five years ago.
As illustrated in Fig. 4, CYCo led to distinctly different morphologies of PS fibers.
Different materials transport mechanisms lead to distinctly different morphological evolution during the sintering of ceramic particles.
Whether cardiac fibroblasts of different ages interact differentially with cardiomyocytes to distinctly impact their function remains unknown.
The results from the reverse engineering approach show that rotenone and paraquat exposures lead to distinctly different flux perturbations.
