Sentence examples similar to distinctive and adaptable from inspiring English sources

Understated, distinctive and supremely adaptable, it has made its way into music around the world.

The backing bands were for him "thoroughly distinctive and remarkably adaptable, fitting to the nooks and crannies of Redding's voice with their supple but muscular performances".

Good assistants are reactive and adaptable.

Humans are endlessly resourceful, optimistic and adaptable.

Clubs are becoming more dynamic, fluid, and adaptable.

"These ticks are nimble, durable, and adaptable," Ostfeld said.

And life can prove quite tough and adaptable.

The Neorealist impulse, however, proved remarkably mobile and adaptable.

Such postgraduate courses train students to be versatile and adaptable.

Only the most likeable and adaptable survived or thrived.

Yes children can be resilient and adaptable – as can adults.