Sentence examples for distinctive English from inspiring English sources
In particular, he had no previous exposure to the distinctive English conditions.
Auchincloss, a classic "public school" aesthete, soon adopted a distinctive, English accent.
His stance reflects not only a practical Everyman approach to writing but the distinctive English aversion to looking pretentious.
It is politically suppressive and historical cheating to devalue the study of distinctive English history, Tombs argues.
He speaks with distinctive English diction and in perfectly constructed sentences that often end with a joke.
At a time of distinctive English literary achievement, the masque reached a high artistic level, performed mainly as an aristocratic entertainment.
"In her very distinctive northern English Yorkshire accent she was rallying her friends to leave".
Baiko-Tei's window is distinctive, with English written on it.
Another linguistic trend is the use of a distinctive Aboriginal English (which might arguably be classified as a creole and is called Kriol) in some areas.
Jonathan Meades occupies a strange, ill-defined yet distinctive position in English letters.
The idea that free countries couldn't have their own distinctive literatures in English turned out to be wildly mistaken.
