Sentence examples for a distinctive sentiment from inspiring English sources

Although not of British ancestry, Welensky was intensely pro-British, a distinctive sentiment among Rhodesians.

It is that general point of view that allows us to feel the distinctive sentiments of approbation grounding our moral judgments about virtue, whether artificial or natural.

Most notably, Hume maintained that a distinctive feature of the passions and sentiments is that they touch, or strike upon the mind more forcibly than other perceptions.

Pak's poetry is capable of a wide range of moods, and his language and style impart a distinctive tone to his Christian and nationalistic sentiments.

O.K., a distinctive sound.

Dillon is a distinctive figure.

Each has a distinctive style.

It has a distinctive culture.

One had a distinctive windmill.

A distinctive aura, too.

A distinctive personal imprint.