Sentence examples for distinctive dash from inspiring English sources
On drugs ("I am a recovering drug addict myself"' he again revealed) as well as Iran, bankers and Syria, he took the populist line – with his own distinctive dash of Hare Krishna.
That, mused she with her distinctive Roman dash, is 'essentially who he is'.
Sterne's distinctive punctuation long, stretching dashes that show the narrator changing his mind, pausing to digress, reaching for the next surprise enacts this life, this liveliness.
As Cassini flew by, its camera took the closest look ever at the rings in a search for, among other things, a distinctive pair of Morse-code-like dashes of light that dynamicists had predicted.
Mr. Fairbanks, 6 feet tall with dashing good looks, struggled to carve a distinctive acting career in the shadow of his superstar father, who was the unrivaled swashbuckler of silent films.
If you don't have any on hand, you can substitute any orange-flavored liqueur and add a dash of blue food coloring to give your drink its distinctive hue.
The music is predictably able (some rock, some pop, some indie electronica, maybe a dash of Kurt Weill) but the lyrics, though sometimes affecting, are not especially distinctive.
