Sentence examples for a distinctive backdrop from inspiring English sources

(Come on, only "some of"?) Woe betide any country that does not have an instantly recognisable national symbol (the Sydney Harbour Bridge, St Basil's Cathedral, the Brandenburg Gate or Edinburgh Castle) to provide a distinctive backdrop.

It was this distinctive backdrop that eventually led to the introduction of an 'education voucher' programme, namely the PEVS, in 2007.

Those mountains give Ojai its distinctive backdrop — especially as they turn pink and purple during the city's memorable sunsets.

The film also manages a distinctive look – the dual backdrops of Thor's threatened home planet, Asgard, and Sakaar, the junk-strewn setting for Grandmaster's gladiatorial battles, are strikingly realised.

With the road a glossy ochre snaking through a matte four-color backdrop, the book has a distinctive look (and, to a toddler, feel).

The series, filmed in combined 3-D and CGI animation, has a distinctive look: goofy, cartoonish characters against a realistic backdrop.

My story takes part in the backdrop of a theme of a distinctive brand of fear and ignorance-based xenophobia, bigotry, and intolerance: Islamophobia.

Mr. Piano cited the specially created concrete of the Kimbell's interior walls as a distinctive new feature, as he has never before used that material as a backdrop for art.

O.K., a distinctive sound.

Dillon is a distinctive figure.

It has a distinctive culture.