Sentence examples for bright distinctive from inspiring English sources

Anorak Kissing Rabbits Lunchbox: £18, johnlewis.com "This colourful, retro lunchbox is bright, distinctive and not too babyish for older kids," says Sally. "The removable over-the-shoulder strap makes it easy for kids to carry around".

The briefer orchestra piece, "These Premises Are Alarmed," on Sunday hovered in the treble, where Mr. Ades seems quite comfortable, and was touched as well with bright, distinctive colors.

He uses modern technology to give his work a bright and distinctive look.

Bright and distinctive colour patterns in butterflies which are distasteful to predators help communicate their toxicity or inedibility, thus preventing predation.

She called the company Burt's Bees and packaged its ointments and shampoos in distinctive bright yellow tins and bottles.

It was Dr. Brown's plane that was pictured with the unit's distinctive bright red tail and his number, 7.

Because of its distinctive bright green colour and its presence in the weathered zone of nearly all copper deposits, malachite serves as a prospecting guide for that metal.

Heat from the sun causes ice in a comet's body to vaporise, creating distinctive bright tails and fuzzy-looking glowing bodies.

What are we going to do?" Local fishermen, contracted by Samarco to install protective barriers along a five-mile stretch of the riverbanks, lounged at the back of the crowd in distinctive bright orange jumpsuits.

The meat, almost maroon in colour and edged with distinctive bright yellow fat, is renowned for its well-distributed, granular marbling and savoury flavours of great depth, complexity and length.

Rated as one of the top five comic shops in the UK, Gafin Austin's uncluttered shop, with its distinctive bright yellow exterior (pictured above) and handpainted sign, has been a haven for more than 20 years for those looking for Scottish and international comic and graphic novel titles, new and old.