Sentence examples for a truly distinctive from inspiring English sources

In lesser ways, too, Bausch's pieces had a truly distinctive look.

Duncan hit a truly distinctive style in the late 1890s, switching from simple classicism to Beaux-Arts.

It's a truly distinctive aspect to our show because you can really see what this cop is seeing.

"'Escape From Tomorrow' perfectly embodies what we try to celebrate here, which is a truly distinctive singular vision," Mr. Groth said.

"Post cereals gives Ralcorp a truly distinctive line of branded cereal products plus a branded infrastructure and platform," David Skarie, Ralcorp's co-chief executive, said in a statement in 2007.

But the greatest benefit would be psychological: freed from the condescension of metropolitan élites and Hollywood degenerates, the new country could tap its dormant creativity and develop a truly distinctive Way of Life.

"The juxtaposition of a Sudarshan Shetty sculpture or a Sheba Chachhi installation against a late 19th- or early 20th-century model of Indian village life or a Koli couple is truly distinctive," she said.

Share a fine dining experience at an intimate restaurant or for something truly distinctive you can arrange for a romantic meal on the beach set against a star filled night sky.

Then 90210 will remain truly distinctive and a show unlike any other.

"It is not clear that its proposals were truly distinctive in an already crowded market," the culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, said.

If you're more interested in truly distinctive music and a totally straightforward plot, then you may well  be disappointed in this new venture by the creators of the Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning "Next to Normal" that showcases the sterling talents of Idina Menzel.