Sentence examples for which was distinctly from inspiring English sources

It's also often linked to F.D.R.'s first 100 days, or the length of his first Congressional session, which was distinctly more successful than Napoleon's return.

His son, Henry Lloyd, moved to the neck in 1711 with his wife, Rebecca, and built what the Lloyd Harbor Historical Society identifies as a manor house of post-medieval architectural style, which was distinctly modern for its day.

But the western European powers objected to this settlement; when Ignatyev was unable to prevent them from replacing it with the Treaty of Berlin (1878), which was distinctly less advantageous to Russia, he was forced to retire.

Yavari et al. manufactured a device which was distinctly superior to commercially available NO2 and NH3 detectors [113].

The friction behaviour of the test samples with the ball size, which was distinctly different, was discussed in terms of the contact area, influenced by their mechanical property, namely, the elastic modulus.

Analysis on chlorophyll contents of leaves showed that there was no obvious difference between the mutant and the wild type in total chlorophyll (Chl) content, while the ratio of Chl a/Chl b in the mutant was only about 1, which was distinctly lower than that in the wild type, suggesting that the PGL2 gene was related to the conversion between Chl a and Chl b.

The villain of "The Lord of the Rings" is absolute evil, which is distinctly less amusing.

They all add up to a unique sound landscape which is distinctly Dubai.

This big, lively non-vintage wine was practically bursting with fruit, typical of the best Champagnes of Ambonnay, which is distinctly red wine territory.

The pleasure of it lies not in its emotions, which are distinctly on the tepid side, but in the intimacy of its reporting.

The local people, called Cantonese, speak the Cantonese language (Yueyu), which is distinctly different from the Mandarin spoken by most Chinese.