Sentence examples for a distinctive addition from inspiring English sources

Mr Jenkins was a distinctive addition to the landscape: invariably well-dressed, and sporting a beloved Czechoslovak rabbit-fur hat, a pocket-watch, a flask of vodka and a gun.

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Of these, the first six comprise the classical list of categories, found even in the Vaiśeṣika-sūtra, while the seventh (absence) is a distinctive addition by the later school.

Today, freshly minted, it is a handsome, highly distinctive addition to the dining scene.

What is true, however, is that interculturalists have made their own distinctive addition; an emphasis on cultural encounters and everyday interaction in localities, schools, clubs, public spaces.

Perhaps the best way to read this very unclear statement is as meaning that the distinctive addition in the third proposal is the notion of inadvertency.

Early testing resulted in redesign of the air intakes, including the distinctive addition of 12,500 holes to "bleed off" the slow-moving boundary layer air from the surface of each intake ramp.

Pair users can send a text message, photograph or video, but the application also has some distinctive additions to the usual menu.

There is a great deal of potential here; ingredients seemed fresh, and combinations sparkled, touched by distinctive additions like cilantro, coconut milk, lemon grass, tamarind, coriander and various chilies and basils.

Industrial perfumes are employed to cover up undesirable odours, as in paints and cleaning materials, or to impart a distinctive odour, as in the addition of leather odours to plastics used for furniture coverings and the addition of bread odours to wrapping papers used for breads.

The interior is similar to the T5's, with the addition of a distinctive 40-20-40 rear seat.