Sentence examples for a distinctive world from inspiring English sources
Each dancer enters a distinctive world of nonliteral meaning.
It's still such a distinctive world unto itself, the Rhondda Valley, a world that Ruth Jones has lovingly attempted to recreate in Stella.
But these intellectuals — a group that includes anonymous bloggers and prominent academics — maintain that he does have a distinctive world view.
Vibrant and precise, his storytelling is memorable not so much for its individual phrases (though plenty are exquisite) as for its overall sense of immersion into a distinctive world.
Like Agnès Varda, he's a gleaner of encounters and observations, and, like Varda, he's a philosophical chameleon who coaxes a sharp-lined identity and a distinctive world view from his varied round of incidental associations.
Anyone acquainted with Bradford will know that, in this increasingly homogenised nation, it's one of those cities – Liverpool is another – which gives you an immediate sense of entering a uniquely distinctive world.
This juxtaposition pushes DJs and producers to stay innovative and creative in order to keep up with the changing favors of fickle audiences, and for many performers, this often entails the creation of a distinctive visual world to accompany their sound.
Beckett made a genuinely alien ecosystem, explored how stories and histories mutate and change – the Eden dwellers know about a conflict between the Germ Man and the Juice, for example – and formed a distinctive linguistic world, with words doubled as intensifiers, a range of slang terms (such as "do" for kill, and "slip" for sex) and some profoundly inventive oaths.
They formed a cohesive group and contributed to the distinctive world of the Fordian western.
From the start of his career, Swanberg has pursued a distinctive aesthetic world of his own invention.
An acknowledged body of esteemed symphonies and operas, sonatas and concertos, steeped in plantation song and other folk strains, would anchor a distinctive New World musical high culture.
