Sentence examples for distinctive statement from inspiring English sources

Baton-shaped ornaments wound into garments were inexplicable, but the jostle of chevron stripes and micro jacquards made a distinctive statement.

Trump has a reputation for getting his own way, overcoming skepticism and opposition to erect 50- and 60-story condominium buildings that make a distinctive statement largely by overwhelming their surroundings.

If you have one of these, you have a distinctive statement that combines your family history with a design that probably can't be found for sale anywhere.

Three of the four works made distinctive statements about the art of classical ballet.

More or less binding for Protestants are their distinctive statements of faith: the Augsburg Confession of 1530 (Lutheran), the Heidelberg Catechism of 1563 (Reformed), the Westminster Confession of 1646 and Shorter Westminster Catechism of 1647 (Presbyterian), and others.

Indeed, there are better bargains in price and performance, but the New Beetle makes a truly distinctive fashion statement.

This new design calls for a building that would be every bit as imposing as Breuer's, and every bit as distinctive a statement.

For this was more than just the sound of 2009, it was a distinctive musical statement of the like we may never get to hear again.

The huge cost of the design was justified by politicians and officials at the time by claims it would provide as a distinctive architectural statement amid a sea of otherwise functional designs.

The Court's decision in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld reflects a distinctive clear statement principle, one that bans the President from convening a military commission, or otherwise departing from the standard adjudicative forms, unless Congress explicitly authorizes him to do so.

The three popular models make distinctive fashion statements summed up by their names: Bent Up, Snap Brim and the Clergy, which lacks a crease in the crown and is bound around the brim.