Sentence examples for distinctive stamp from inspiring English sources

A director can have a distinctive stamp without becoming repetitive.

But Mr. Muti, a pre-eminent Verdian, has put his distinctive stamp on this project.

From a distance, Rattle appears to have left a distinctive stamp on the institution.

The market is therefore carved up among competing firms, each offering a product bearing its own distinctive stamp.

In the 1930s, as these writers turned in different directions, their works lost the distinctive stamp of the postwar period.

But during Mr. Massingberd's tenure, observers widely agreed, every obit in the paper bore his droll, distinctive stamp.

Just as the moral virtues bear an aristocratic cast in Scudéry's works, the moral vices carry a distinctive aristocratic stamp.

Even what is borrowed, however, is usually impressed with a distinctive Jewish stamp.

He did, however, want to put a distinctive design stamp on the hotel.

But Jarmusch puts his own distinctive, eccentric stamp on this lovely comedy.

After the Three Kingdoms period in particular, Korean culture was strongly influenced by the Chinese, although this influence was given a distinctive Korean stamp.