Sentence examples for creating a distinctly from inspiring English sources

With kitschy, retro-1950s textiles and colorful batik patterns, the store walks the modern edge of a traditional form, creating a distinctly New York take on an American craft.

Scott also expands on the original Alien universe by creating a distinctly English mythology informed by Milton's Paradise Lost and the symbolic drawings of William Blake".

The Jackson, Tenn.-born singer and songwriter weaves a fascinating multiplicity of influences into her music: folk, blues, gospel and country, creating a distinctly intriguing style that can veer from the childlike wonder of Victoria Williams to the deep-rooted intensity of Richie Havens.

Mr. Bird loops together various oddball sounds (glockenspiel, whistling) to create a distinctly multidimensional folk-rock.

The band, known as CRD5, mixes indie rock and folk to create a distinctly natural sound.

They have 128 co-sponsors on a bipartisan bill to create a distinctly new dollar coin.

The founders created a distinctly modern regime, one respectful of pre-existing rights — natural rights, not creations of the regime.

As a result, the book contends, boards have helped create a "distinctly American cult of the C.E.O".

But they were also trying to create a distinctly Roman Catholic alternative to secular rationalism or liberal Protestantism.

The light yellow, white and green glazes of the ornament created a distinctly un-utilitarian building, with a delicate crisscross design on the head house.

£3.29 for two, sainsburys.co.uk 4. Heston Lamb and Cucumber Burgers From the man best known for culinary experiments, Heston Blumenthal has created a distinctly simple burger for his Waitrose range.