Sentence examples for and that distinctive from inspiring English sources

The sex, drugs and rock'n'roll are there, and that distinctive Burgess prose – swaggering, intense and exciting – thrums through it all.

There remained something almost pre-war about her looks, demeanour and that distinctive and precise voice, speaking in what was once dubbed "Tutinese".

Perkins has said that, rather than impersonating the legendary US singer, he focuses on Cash's performance attitude and here he captures it all: accent, swagger and that distinctive guitar playing.

The cornet, with its conical bore, is the mellower cousin of the trumpet, and this week we can also feature the flugelhorn, trombone, euphonium, tuba, baritone horn, and that distinctive big daddy – the sousaphone.

Djokovic loves apeing the notorious McEnroe temper, and that distinctive left-handed serve – like somebody trying to serve around the corner of an imaginary building, as Clive James once so splendidly put it.

In which case, you're familiar with the tell-tale signs: The scrolling orange cursor, the messages tagged mid-song, and that distinctive social waveform layout.

It did not matter, for all the sweep and intensity of the playing, and, of course, that distinctive Mariinsky sound.

Copperhead stepped on it with his boot, and we heard that distinctive dragging sound.

It was a number of years after this middle generation returned from the war that distinctive and powerful works of art began to emerge.

And there he has sat for 25 years, shaping his own character, and that of a distinctive courtroom.

Cumby noticed that the officers were being targeted, and that Cooke's distinctive epaulettes marked him out.