Sentence examples for was not distinctly from inspiring English sources

He writes that 'the fact that we accept some definition as correct shows that the term did somehow stand for a complex of elements; yet the fact that we are for some time in doubt about whether the term is analysable, and if so, what the correct analysis is, shows that this complex of elements was not distinctly present to our mind before, or during, the search for a definition' (RG 92 93).

A deformation of the interthalamic adhesion was assumed when it was not distinctly circular on midsagittal plane images (Fig.  1e ).

The IR spectra i Figure  3 showed more lignin on the surface although this was not distinctly visible on the AFM images in Figure  5C2.

Although LPD + KA could further ameliorate-activated autophagy than LPD, its effect on the activated inflammation state in CKD was not distinctly.

Anthurium genome size distribution was not distinctly demarcated by ploidy level, as Leong-Škorničková et al. (2007) similarly reported in an analysis of nearly half the Curcuma (Zingiberales) species found on the Indian continent.

In the neocortex, Nav1.1 immunoreactivity was often localized in neurites oriented toward the pial surface in Scn1afl/fl mice, but this localization was not distinctly detected in Scn1afl/fl, PV-Cre-TG mice (Fig.  9K N), providing further evidence that neocortical PV cells express Nav1.1 (15).

But contagious yawning is not distinctly human.

And if corruption is French, it is not distinctly so.

Dr. Chandon said the phenomenon is not distinctly American.

It means, most damningly, that black people are not distinctly bound to each other.

Fairness, respect for the rule of law, and the rest of it, Brown's critics say, are not distinctly British.