Sentence examples similar to distinctive adventure from inspiring English sources
The film is least distinctive when in space-adventure mode – the slapstick gets messily frantic – but there are still touches of astonishing beauty, displaying the sheer grace that digital style can aspire to.
He is referring to the distinctive last scene of every Astérix adventure - except, as the reader will discover, this one.
For now, at least, we have this stand-alone adventure, which is playful and distinctive enough to throw a wrench into the grinding gears of the Marvel assembly line.
Overall the quality was low, but according to sf historian Brian Stableford, "sf writers given carte blanche to write pure fantasy for [Fantastic Adventures] did often produce readable fiction with a distinctive whimsical and ironic flavour".
Before winter's bluster starts making outdoor adventures less palatable, it's time to consider other, equally distinctive destinations.
A distinctive helping of history, hokum and heartache set in a remote corner of south-western France, this well-written adventure informed as much as it thrilled.
Ron Grainer's theme tune for Doctor Who, realised by Delia Derbyshire and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, became one of the most distinctive in television history, but each programme needed original music to accompany the Time Lord from Gallifrey on his adventures.
In his 16th year Rimbaud found his own distinctive voice in poems whose sentiments swing between two extremes: revolt against a repressive hometown environment, and a passionate desire for freedom and adventure.
