Sentence examples for we very distinctly from inspiring English sources

That day, as Cook recorded, "we very distinctly saw an Atmosphere or dusky shade round the body of the Planet" as Venus made its way across the Sun.

"We are very distinctly different brands and we have different business models.

Publisher Nick Shelton told Weekly Beast he was hiring three editors to expand his online newspaper, cutely titled Broadsheet, from two to five capital cities. "We're very distinctly Broadsheet Melbourne and Broadsheet Sydney but as of mid-November we'll be just Broadsheet as a platform and we'll be live in Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth as well," Shelton says.

"I remember very distinctly this sense that we were being told we should all place money above morality; put profit ahead of people; that we shouldn't worry about selling out.

"It looked very distinctly like a proximal fracture we see pretty routinely as orthopedists, usually because of a fall off a ladder or scaffolding, or a car crash," Pearce said.

But there comes a moment near the end when, importantly, the "we" the narrator uses to describe himself and his brothers becomes very distinctly an "I".

"We have a voice within the art community that is very distinctly coming from issues and context that are local.

(For comparison sake, TechCrunch is run very distinctly from the rest of AOL, but even we are rocking with the whole Silicon Valley AOL crew later tonight. That should be interesting…).

The cumulative distribution functions of RP score for the different functional classes are shown in Figure 4. We observe that: As expected, neutral regions (represented by ancestral repeats) separated very distinctly from functional regions such as enhancers.

"I remember it very distinctly," Schottenheimer said.

"I do remember it very distinctly," he said.