Sentence examples for too distinctly from inspiring English sources
"With Regis, you need someone you can live with during the morning coffee not just once, but five days a week, every week, someone who goes down smoothly but not too distinctly.
My affinity for Alien and the Alien universe is great, but the art revealed I fear is too distinctly interested in recalling and resurrecting.
This proposition, too, is distinctly lacking in perspective.
They see the EU, too, as distinctly unenthusiastic about further liberalisation.Not only Seattle failed.
Job seekers start to believe it, too, a distinctly American phenomenon.
The decor is similar, too, but distinctly Google in its aesthetic, with light wood grain and gray fabric pairing up with playful hints of bright colors (the Google standbys).
It was a caricature that Sanders would soon willingly play up to in his speeches too, emphasizing his distinctly New York approach to pronouncing the word "huge".
More specifically, in their laudable desire to tackle cross-border crime, the drafters have over-enthusiastically suggested the creation of a "European public prosecutor", thus encouraging moves towards a common criminal law an integrationist step distinctly too far.
Crankenstein would say, MEHHRRRR!" The text of this book is simple but effective: Crankenstein, who is green and none too pretty, but distinctly boy-like, never says a proper English word, but responds to all cheerful questions with loud monster-speak noises.
The interior is distinctly Victorian, too.
