Sentence examples for a very distinctive style from inspiring English sources

"It's a very distinctive style of acting.

She had a very distinctive style.

"The films were gritty, down to earth, with a very distinctive style.

"Moira [Gibb] has a very distinctive style," says Stacy. "She ran the authority.

1370 1410, worked in a very distinctive style: their figures, while graceful, have markedly heavy heads and expressive faces.

It's a very distinctive style in buildings, high rise at the time but now dwarfed by modern office blocks.

His very distinctive style might be a good fit with the more opaque figure you now present to the world.

Bainbridge had long relationships with two artists, her husband Austin Davies, who remained a friend long after their divorce, and Don McKinlay, and the co-curator Michael Regan says that although both clearly influenced her work, she had her own very distinctive style.

Though she has a very distinctive performance style – her energetic vocals leap from a whisper to a growl and back again in mere moments – her concerts are typically eclectic affairs.

He's kind of the anti-folk musician in some ways: he's not a hugely proficient guitar player, some people would argue he can't sing – I don't agree, but he's obviously got a very distinctive vocal style.

Oakley added that Cohen has a very distinctive comedy style so there are certain jokes in the episode that "just really sound like Cohen".