Sentence examples for certainly distinctive from inspiring English sources

Her humor was certainly distinctive.

He reportedly wants to raise $150m to invest in new technologies.The European approach is certainly distinctive.

But the art world suspects that some of the buyers may be less than delighted in the long run.The auction was certainly distinctive.

Her vocal style and talents were not universally approved of in classical circles, but they were most certainly distinctive, once described as 'part oboe, part clarinet'.

Bamako is certainly distinctive, with commanding moments, but Melé and Chaka are undeveloped and I felt it might work better as a theatrical piece.

But he was certainly distinctive on Sunday as Maurizio; he gave a rock-solid performance at an ideal pitch of fortissimo passion.

It was certainly a distinctive offering; different to everything else in the market.

Mr. Buscemi, who played Tony Soprano's cousin in "The Sopranos," is a distinguished character actor and certainly a distinctive one: bug-eyed and cadaverous, he speaks in a tinny voice that sounds like a 33 1/3 r.p.m. record played at 45.

I particularly like the flavour of the first with honey, but the zests are also rather lovely – better, in my opinion, and certainly more distinctive than Roux's vanilla extract, which makes his madeleines taste rather generically of "sponge".

Vegas's live appearances are pretty sporadic these days, but this special guest appearance as compere allows connoisseurs and the curious the chance to sample what is certainly a distinctive approach to the art of comedy.

This property, however, is certainly not distinctive of negation.