Sentence examples for will distinctly from inspiring English sources

This, however, will distinctly increase the system's complexity which is disadvantageous for the application in remote areas as, e.g., experienced with Bribin's control system (see "Manual vs. full automated operation").

The tone of Zittrain's opinion on the case was grave; the resolution will set a precedent that will distinctly alter the way in which the private and public sectors reconcile the significant power companies such as Apple, Facebook, and Google have accrued.

I had done my utmost to stay fairly sober throughout the day, but by the time the live music started, I'd distinctly failed.

It will be distinctly unpleasant.

His voice will be distinctly nonpartisan, friends say.

With so many of HP's shareholders having voted against the union, her seat will remain distinctly hot.

But if, as seems likely, he dies a death of a thousand cuts, the moral will be distinctly depressing.

That brick wall, like a monumental sculpture bathed in silvery light, will look distinctly familiar to avid theatergoers.

Clinton is stressing in all her appearances — another point that Penn sees as essential — that Obama will appear distinctly weaker on national-security questions in relation to McCain.

Go and find out who you are and what you can deal with and put yourself in some positions that will be distinctly uncomfortable.

If the former, the new EMI offering should cause droves of people to flood onto iTunes; if the latter, the results will be distinctly underwhelming.