Sentence examples for and that is distinctly from inspiring English sources

2. It sounds like the government is going to be in charge of it, which sounds like green jobs means socialism and that is distinctly un-American to most Americans.

Yet, by utilising that legacy and fusing it with his trademarked ultra-violence and sharp humour, Tarantino finds a meeting point between revisionism and classicism that is distinctly his own.

Di Cavalcanti may have been inspired by the illustrations of Aubrey Beardsley, but his works take on a magical sensationalism and colour palette that is distinctly Brazilian, certainly not English.

A rack allows you to mix and match products by different manufacturers and find a tone that is distinctly yours!

Yet he tells it very well, and in a voice that is distinctly his own.

She makes items of clothing belonging to Europe and America out of colorful and complex patterned cloth that is distinctly African.

By screening Paramecium tetraurelia's 3' untranslated regions for 8-mers that were previously found to be preserved in mammalian 3' UTRs, we detect and characterize a motif that is distinctly conserved in the ribosomal genes of this ciliate.

Through the window can be seen a tiny landscape of mountains and a distant sea, a detail that is distinctly reminiscent of contemporary Venetian and Florentine paintings.

While some of these teachers represent conservative and patriarchal lineages of mainstream Hinduism, Pechilis notes that others – for example Mata Amritanandamayi and Mother Meera – operate in a strongly "feminine mode" that is distinctly bhaktic and Shakta in nature.

"Chained," the second single off Coexist, has all the somber intensity that is distinctly xx and nothing more.

Sfar has managed to take his pleasure in paying tribute to a personal idol and transmute it into a piece that is distinctly his own.