Sentence examples for A distinctive experience from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lowry is among the directors who contend that museums offer a distinctive experience.

Because climbing walls come in different sizes, shapes and types, each offers a distinctive experience.

Finally, for high-end brands, Amazon's site does not offer luxury customers a distinctive experience.

For a distinctive experience, enter the partially enclosed outdoor space, where stone monoliths -- rough-hewn, curved, dignified -- stand, and where birch trees sigh in the wind.

"The place needs to be introduced to a new generation of people, but it is such a distinctive experience," he added.

Reading a poem backward is a distinctive experience, during which you're typically asking not Where is this going?, but Can the poet justify the finish?

Elam brings a powerfully distinctive experience with both the study of and practice in the arts to his new position as vice president.

Salta's new restaurants and bars would give any big city's night life a run for its money, but the city's more traditional spots offer an entirely different — and more distinctive — experience.

For those in the know, the reward is a distinctive Parisian experience.

Holding something in your hand is a distinctive learning experience," notes Zinter.

From the Norwegian fjords to the Caribbean, the pleasure cruise was already becoming a distinctive tourist experience before World War I, and transatlantic companies competed for middle-class tourism during the 1920s and '30s.