Sentence examples for yet distinctly from inspiring English sources

"They want to woo Pakistanis with visions of Turkey, which has a very liberal yet distinctly Muslim society," he said.

It was, he says, a "harsh" process, but the resulting sound could only ever be Roots Manuva – dank and claustrophobic in places, prone to flights of fancy, worldly yet distinctly British.

Flanked by rows of elm trees, the parkways were broken up by a series of gorgeous landscaped roundabouts, slowing the city's rhythms of movement into something more majestic yet distinctly democratic.

When the world's top-ranked restaurant, El Bulli, served its last meal on 30 July 2011, two collective yet distinctly different-sounding sighs heaved from the mouths of foodies and critics around the world.

Close in distance yet distinctly quieter than the mainland, these bastions of traditional life are places to breathe in the untainted sea air and soak up the spectacular scenery, and many offer a unique window into the country's rich cultural and spiritual heritage.  .

The album established his reputation as a musically gifted singer-songwriter whose style is a fusion of R&B, rap, classical music, and yet distinctly Chinese.

Their music, driven by his guitar, was a looping, riffing, electric sound that evoked the sixties underground yet was distinctly African.

But Sheffer's rendering of Alice -- admiring and to some degree subservient to Stein, yet a distinctly forceful personality who has the work's first and last words -- is the heart of the opera.

The religion has taken elements from each, ranging from baptism (Christianity) to circumcision (Islam) to reverence of fire as a manifestation from God (derived from Zoroastrianism) and yet remains distinctly non-Abrahamic.

"I saw yet more distinctly the State in which I lived," he wrote.

The Round Chair has universal appeal and yet remains distinctly Danish as well as the seat of would-be American presidents.