Sentence examples for distinctive air from inspiring English sources

So what is it that gives Scappy's its distinctive air?

Most, however, including landscapes and nude studies, are disappointingly sketchy and, even if related to famous paintings, are missing Balthus's distinctive air of erotic suspense.

The churches here are not nearly as impressive as the monuments in those more popular towns, but their age, their relative isolation from tourism and the virtually untouched scenery that surrounds them lend a distinctive air of mystery, even sanctity.

"They want to keep a special distinctive air about them".

Love triumphed over fear and there was a distinctive air of freedom.

While these characteristics never occur all together in the same building, and none are unique to Sicilian Baroque, it is the coupling together which gives the Sicilian Baroque its distinctive air.

In his service in Italy, his intelligence skills and distinctive airs made an impression.

Earlier in the week — an evening in late spring — I had landed in Quito, Ecuador's capital, which sprawls at 9,350 feet along the base of an active volcano in a distinctive atmosphere of thin air and diesel fumes that aroused dormant memories of the semester I had spent there during college.

Although no people are shown, the distinctive, sociable air of these workaday places, which resemble shelters and shrines, comes across.

Each season has distinctive upper air patterns which bring different weather conditions with them.

In Charleston, the "moonlighting" professor who was our tour guide pointed out elegant old homes with distinctive "open air" dual staircases, which approach the entryway landing from both sides.