Sentence examples for a distinctive colourful from inspiring English sources

After a lengthy ordeal of teaching and initiation rites, for instance, a Pende youth appears in a distinctive colourful mask indicative of his new role as an adult.

Thus, the dissolution of the conference in 1996, following a series of probations meted out to member institutions by the National Collegiate Athletic Association and because of the demands of the television industry for a larger regional audience, marked the end of a distinctive and colourful institution in the world of college football.

Celebrities such as Sting, Madonna and Rick Stein are among those who have bought his work, which features distinctive colourful landscapes of Scotland.

For Cisneros, Spanish brings to her work not only colourful expressions, but also a distinctive rhythm and attitude.

Colourful longyis (skirts worn by both sexes) are produced in a distinctive heavy silk.

They cultivated a distinctive way of life; their culture, particularly their clothing, artwork, music, and dance, can be characterized as colourful and unique.

O.K., a distinctive sound.

Each has a distinctive style.

Dillon is a distinctive figure.

It has a distinctive culture.

One had a distinctive windmill.