Sentence examples for by distinctively from inspiring English sources

Up close you discover that these glossy pictures are made by distinctively modern methods of pouring, pooling and manipulating liquid paint.

Arctic, northernmost region of the Earth, centred on the North Pole and characterized by distinctively polar conditions of climate, plant and animal life, and other physical features.

Their curving and protruding shapes interlock like puzzles; their taut compositions are further compressed by distinctively notched and stained wood frames of the artist's making.

The director's audacity is precisely in his storytelling, in his bringing a relatively classical story to life by distinctively cinematic means — images, gestures, movements, details.

They want a powerful parliament, a society that they see as being shaped by distinctively Scottish principles, and a feeling for history and culture that they want to keep intact.

The further analysis examines the change of sounding curves by distinctively changing the model.

Although not obviously recognizable before E11.5, the Nde1−/−Lis1+/− mutants could be identified easily by their distinctively smaller telencephalic vesicles by E12.5 E13.5 (Fig.  3A).

Golden State has thrived by playing distinctively modern basketball.

Related to the oysters, Gryphaea is characterized by its distinctively convoluted shape.

Diplovertebron and other primitive anthracosaurs are characterized by a distinctively constructed vertebral column and skull pattern and five-toed feet.

— Glenn Collins The Huffington Post: Those other wines of Germany: Mary Orlin tours the wines of Franken, immediately identifiable by the distinctively bulbous bocksbeutel, or bottle.