Sentence examples for a distinctive touch from inspiring English sources

Each dish was perfectly executed with a distinctive touch.

The colors, too, marked the collection, with mustard yellow and royal blue key elements giving the collection a distinctive touch.

SOMETIMES, all it takes is a small amount of a certain ingredient to contribute a distinctive touch to a dish.

A small (no longer active) lighthouse provides a distinctive touch to the city's harbor, though the island itself is slip-sliding away.

It also stays resolutely impersonal, never sticking for long with any single graphic style, never showcasing a distinctive touch, never carrying a signature.

Everyone today, he says, needs to think of himself as an "artisan" — the term used before mass manufacturing to apply to people who made things or provided services with a distinctive touch in which they took personal pride.

Soy butter vinaigrette, though, adds a subtly distinctive touch to a minimalist appetizer of seared scallops with string beans and asparagus.

Water on Earth has a distinctive signature.

Ivor Bolton, the orchestra's chief conductor since 2004, drew a tight, solid sound from his players, with a few distinctive touches, mainly in the woodwind and brass timbres.

But Stourton adds his own distinctive touch by giving his undergraduate hedonists a taste for a dangerous sport: the scaling of college buildings by night, an apt metaphor for the breathtaking sense of superiority claimed by their privileged social set.

Cue collapsing and exploding buildings, massive wooden gates that swing out of nowhere, and – a distinctive Miike touch, although he claims historical accuracy – a CGI stampede of blazing cattle.