Sentence examples for distinctive like from inspiring English sources

Some identify products that are distinctive (like The Economist, we hope).

His drawl is so distinctive – like Marlene Dietrich dragging on a fag.

Jerome's voice is distinctive, like Gilbert Gottfried talking from the bottom of a well.

The stained plank floors of the spacious museum are also distinctive, like those of a Japanese temple.

He also wants varieties that look distinctive, like elongated grapes, to let consumers know they're something special.

The artist's "Towers" are unified by their pyramidal structure and diamond designs, but distinctive, like a group of close relatives.

However, Ramming predicted that it would become a specialty item, much like the Muscat varieties, due to its distinctive, Concord-like flavor.

Here Cooke's distinctive collage-like prose colors her narrative with memorable detail.

Look for the orange skin and the distinctive finger-like appendages.

Beiderbecke is famous for what the New Grove Dictionary of Jazz (1994) calls his "distinctive, bell-like tone".

There's another extraordinary Lutyens house in Overstrand too, the Pleasaunce, with a garden by Gertrude Jekyll, complete with arcaded passageways and with a distinctive Portmeirion-like atmosphere.