Sentence examples for a very distinct kind from inspiring English sources

The air crackled with a very distinct kind of humid delirium.

Crap, basically – but a very distinct kind of crap that makes a slapstick still-life out of the world around us.

These have a very distinct kind of authority at least in the contemporary world and the authority of these different agencies is grounded in different principles.

Guardiola's ability to make his own very distinct kind of systems‑football work even in the mud and blood of a race to the line in Europe's noisiest league will be key to what happens from here.

Psychologists have identified two very distinct kinds of envy: malicious and benign.

A novel is a very distinct and very complicated form of story-telling.

It was just a pure exchange of ideas that were kind of hovering around a very distinct aesthetic message that was carved out very clearly.

"It was a very distinct sound.

I had a very distinct vision.

"It's a very distinct shape," he said.

"He's got a very distinct style," said Mr. Broder.