Sentence examples for was distinctly a from inspiring English sources

Spacewar! was distinctly a product of MIT computing.

To be with him was distinctly a privilege, and one that could last for a lifetime.

"We could not understand why he put so much trust in Hibben, who was distinctly a second-rate man," Professor Charles McIlwain 1874 remembered.

Though a figure of international fame Colonel Lewis was distinctly a citizen of Montclair in every sense of the term.

Even as the Enterprise cruised the distant reaches of our galaxy, the show was distinctly a creature of its moment, of the tensions released by the rise of the civil rights movement and by the Cold War superpower standoff.

And his admirers have been distinctly A-list.

Jones's "The March on Washington" is distinctly a work of the second-emphasis school.

Using cross-region variation, we estimate that gaming/recreational computer use is distinctly a leisure luxury for younger men.

It's distinctly a British word, the U. S. air force hever heard of a stick of bombs.

Yet this is distinctly a Michel Gondry film, and not simply because he collaborated on the story.

Although Mississippi has been a black-majority state through most of its history, blacks are distinctly a minority in the south, particularly along the Gulf Coast.