Sentence examples for achieved a distinctive from inspiring English sources
He achieved a distinctive, notably tactile way of modelling.
Provided harmonisation of policy is upwards, meaning higher taxes and tougher regulation, the desired result is anyway achieved: a distinctive, uniformly "European" social-market economy.Yet what is so wrong with this "competing on an equal basis" argument?
November 14, 1900 New York City, New York December 2 , 1990North Tarrytown, New York Aaron Copland, (born Nov. 14, 1900, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S. died Dec. 2, 1990, North Tarrytown [now Sleepy Hollow], N.Y.) American composer who achieved a distinctive musical characterization of American themes in an expressive modern style.
But it wasn't just in casting (or in having the youngest actors speak Hindi, or in sneaking into the Taj Mahal) that Boyle achieved a distinctive realism.
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Working from old family photographs and home movies collected in junk shops and on eBay, she achieves a distinctive expressive resonance.
"The area is beginning to achieve a distinctive style and sense of itself," says Erik Sueberkrop, a principal at Studios Architecture, a firm that has designed many of the area's most stylish buildings, including the 3Com campus.
Sometimes the book makes sense, sometimes the fragrance achieves a distinctive balance of notes, but this outcome is largely accidental and may not make a difference in the marketplace.
To use the wine analogy again, a typical bottle of wine isn't all made from the same kind of grapes from the same orchards, but made of different wines that are blended together by vintners to achieve a distinctive and pleasant flavor.
