Distinctly in a sentence

Abernathy, the Republican consultant, said she’d picked up a distinctly condescending tone from reporters and TV producers.

Across the planet, horrifying “natural” (though under the circumstances, they should be considered distinctly unnatural) fire, flood, and heat records were set this summer.

A dive into the policy wasteland of both reveals a distinctly unsurprising convergence.

Although the Ioniq 5 and 6 share their underpinnings, the pair feels distinctly different on the road.

Beyond the chance to teach her craft to the next generation, Mitchell found it meaningful to take a step back in time to complete a classic design with a distinctly local history.

Butler distinctly remembers sitting in her backyard and thinking how am I going to keep these beauty stores open with all of these returns?

Despite no animals being harmed in the course of this small adventure, I remained distinctly disappointed that the identity of the squatter remained a mystery.

Here’s a fun fact: Mitsubishi sells three different model names across five distinctly disparate body styles here in the States.

He would distinctly remember the device “was not spinning”.

I did something in the first movie ofwhere it was in the background but it was distinctly there, and people know that it's there.

I distinctly remember lounging on her bed in the small apartment room she called home, and feeling at peace in a way I never really had before.

In Bangor, there are some street names with distinctly local origins, named for prominent politicians and business leaders or for important figures from the 19th century.

In other words, the self-deceptive brain, can split the mind into distinct unified submodules, that to an outside observer may appear to operate in distinctly realities.

In terms of defaming a public figure, “actual malice” would have to be shown – something distinctly at odds in the ChatGPT context.

It’s important to note that both former Vice President Mike Pence’s and President Biden’s cases are distinctly different’s case, which is a criminal obstruction probe.

Its seeds develop in expanded panicles (branched columns of flowers), with long, undulating stalks or threads spread at distinctly wide angles, each bearing a single seed at its tip.

I watched their cold opening and found is distinctly unfunny.

Like the movies, it operates from a satisfying midway point between magical and grounded, with its own distinctly dark sense of humor and codes of honor.

Magistrate Fleming rejected his "exaggerated" claims, saying the USB was found among Lyons' possessions in a room which he distinctly described as his.

Rather than hold a broad international equities ETF, investing in both a can offer needed diversification across Asia in two distinctly different markets that have solid outlooks for the year.