Sentence examples for distinctive feel from inspiring English sources

He's masterful at giving a distinctive feel to the colour of each era.

And there it is, the distinctive feel of Jacobson's work – like being trapped in a confined space with a particularly garrulous pervert.

So perhaps its no surprise that the torch, which curves upward into an ethereal cloud, has the distinctive feel of a sleek laptop.

It has now been redecorated, but retains a distinctive feel, while stocking a generous supply of titles from across the board.

"But what we want to make sure of is that Wildwood has a distinctive feel and can capitalize financially on it".

Zweig's habit of pointing up morals at every turn must have seemed a little dated even when he was writing, but it also gives his writing its distinctive feel.

Although he does not deny that each passion has some distinctive felt character, Descartes offers no description of it other than the presentation of the object under some evaluative description and its effect on the will.

Fidanza was also frustrated by the market stall's generic aesthetic; it felt disconnected from the distinctive look and feel of her thriving business in Williamsburg.

The iPhone's distinctive look and feel did not infringe on Nokia's patents, he said.

There are far hipper blogs than Bonafide, but we've tried to create a distinctive look and feel.

I think they're interesting, they're well made, they have a really distinctive look and feel.