Sentence examples for distinctive sense from inspiring English sources

And often with this very distinctive sense of wonder.

Generation X will produce executives who bring a distinctive sense of realism to the modern corporation.

The Choir of Clare College Cambridge sang with crisp articulation and a distinctive sense of character.

His natural touch and distinctive sense of color earned him a strong underground reputation.

Elasmobranchs, such as rays and sharks, have distinctive sense organs, called ampullae of Lorenzini, that are highly sensitive to cooling.

In a delicious symmetry, the Clintons were bookended by Bushes; both families have a distinctive sense of entitlement.

At the time, Mattel was looking for an outside team with a distinctive design sense.

Jamal brought an authentic, original group conception to his trios, and arranged for them with nuance and specificity; but it's also worth mentioning his distinctive, understated sense of humor, which he expresses musically (not in his public persona).

Starr's early recordings have the kind of bluesy warmth and distinctive swing sense that suggest she might have emulated the likes of Peggy Lee or Ella Fitzgerald had she chosen to stay closer to jazz.

During a career now spanning 40-odd years, AC/DC's Angus Young has become renowned for many things: his distinctive dress sense, his devil's horns, and a signature guitar sound that has inspired headbangers everywhere and helped shift several hundred million records worldwide.

Now, at last, the museum will be able to embrace its greatest challenge: combining works by 18th- and 19th-century folk artists with those by 20th-century self-taught and Outsider artists to see if they really do reflect a distinctive American sense of free expression.