distinctly造句

Still, the apparition in the dream was distinctly her mother.

Virginia accent differs distinctly from the slow drawl of South Carolina.

Some dinosaurs engaged in distinctly birdlike behaviors, such as nesting and brooding.

The neck has a distinctly marked nape with an elegant arch blending smoothly into the Withers.

They could hear the sound of the patrol's approach ever more and more distinctly.

Mr Obama's supporters point out that the governors elections were flavoured by distinctly local issues.

Anything that I clearly and distinctly perceive to be true is true or at least so it seems for now.

But a distinctly disturbing trend in some blog circles is the undisclosed or poorly disclosed conflict of interest.

“I choke on too much detail, ” Mr Wood despairs, “and find that a distinctly post-Flaubertian tradition fetishizes it.”

Say the vowel sound quickly and with your mouth almost closed, but pronounce the consonant sounds in these syllables distinctly.

In a survey of 100 college students, young people with narcissistic personality traits were shown to exhibit Facebook activity that was distinctly more self-promotional.

And there are culture practices such as KABUKI, BONSAI, SUMO, SADOU, KIMONO and ORIGAMI, all of which have developed into distinctly Japanese traditions.

He is using it to expound a pragmatic and distinctly post-Blair foreign policy in a series of speeches around the world.

Lactoferrin is a naturally occurring protein in humans that provides babies with bacterial and fungal protection, and it's distinctly lacking in artificial formula.

The wood on either side was full of singular noises, among which--once, twice, and again--he distinctly heard whispers in an unknown tongue.

He had distinctly implied that he would at least let her know of the locality to which he had journeyed; but he had not sent a line to notify his address.

His 1953 manga version of Crime and Punishment has pages of distinctly non-Dostoyevskian slapstick, and a cameo by a regular Tezuka character who pops up to shout his catchphrase: "Here t 'meet ya!"

Frantic efforts to save the reform effort are under way in the Senate, but it is distinctly odd to note that the President's signature policy is now being devised for him by a gang of six senators.

While Cadmus stood over his conquered foe, contemplating its vast size, a voice was heard (from whence he knew not, but he heard it distinctly) commanding him to take the dragon's teeth and sow them in the earth.

And if you've seen 'Star Trek' and 'Cloverfield,' you won't be able to miss that this is as much a distinctly Abrams movie as it is a throwback to those Amblin classics.