Sentence examples for a subtly distinctive from inspiring English sources

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

The birds range in size from 10 to 35 cm (4 to 14 inches) and are drab, with subtly distinctive head markings.

Guajillo, piloncillo, hoja santa (a leaf with mintlike effects) — these uncommon terms stud Ms. Ballesteros's menu, and these specialty ingredients ennoble her dishes, giving them subtly distinctive shadings.

A subtly sophisticated wine.

Each work gets a subtly different approach.

And that is so of all the poems in the book, a subtly pleasing, intellectually confident, and technically accomplished collection with wide-ranging themes from the plight of the political refugee to a still-life with irises.Liverpool-born poet Elaine Feinstein has in the past received more attention for her fiction than her poetry, but it is her poetry which has the more distinctive flavour.

The world Aomame descends into has a subtly different history, and there are also — less subtly — two moons.

Others adopt a subtly different sort of antirealism.

It gives it a subtly tangy flavor.

Within the commodious passenger compartment, which has been stretched to yield an additional 7.3in of rear-seat leg room, the Black, to quote its maker, "delivers higher levels of luxury with unique design finishes, precision leather detailing and new features to give this vehicle specification a distinctive and subtly different character both inside and out".

This is the final part of the "Cornetto" trilogy – after Wright's zombie nightmare Shaun of the Dead and the mock action thriller Hot Fuzz – and he has saved the best for last, a distinctive comedy that nonetheless nods subtly to some film-makers whose careers he helped to make possible: Joe Cornish and Ben Wheatley.