Sentence examples for distinctive special from inspiring English sources
One of the most versatile American filmmakers of his generation, he has also shown a recurring interest in time as cinema's most distinctive special effect.
There's no denying Solondz's cleverness and intelligence; I was amused by lines of dialogue clipped from distant pop memories—"I tried, but I just can't fake it" (Carole King) and "Thanks, I needed that" (Skin Bracer)—and struck by a few unusual visual ideas, relying on distinctive special effects.
We suggest, therefore, that the follow-up and the management of the patients with tongue OPMLs should receive a distinctive special attention.
We suggest that the follow-up and the management of the patients with tongue OPMLs should receive a distinctive special attention.
The rich may like to believe that their wealth makes them distinctive and "special".
They get a lot of comments about the distinctive and special flavour.
"My wines were O.K., but was I really doing anything distinctive or special?
The real shame is that Benedict Cumberbatch's performance in "Sherlock" is something really distinctive and special.
When Nancy Franklin reviewed the television series "Friday Night Lights," in 2007, she wrote, "It's hard to say what's great about 'Friday Night Lights' without feeling that you're emphasizing the wrong thing, because although the show's particulars are distinctive and special, it seems not to be made up of parts at all — to just be an organic whole.
It's hard to say what's great about "Friday Night Lights" without feeling that you're emphasizing the wrong thing, because although the show's particulars are distinctive and special, it seems not to be made up of parts at all — to just be an organic whole.
And everybody sounds like Mailer, as if picking up quasar signals from Sirius the Dog Star through a plate in the head; as if bodies, vegetables and objects all had distinctive vibrations, special stinks and personal divinities, angels in the meatloaf, demons in the Tupperware.
