Sentence examples for distinctive strong from inspiring English sources

The animal has a distinctive strong, musky odour.

Its shape is typically ranging from ovoid to nearly round-shaped, featured by a distinctive, strong, pungent and penetrating odor.

Indeed, the intense sexual emotions that may precede and/or follow the pain, the breaking and bleeding of the hymen during the first complete sexual act may generate distinctive strong feelings on/from each side of the newly formed couple.

"Her work always seems quite distinctive, strong and often reliant on quite physical and tactile means both in content and in form.

Perhaps the key part of their sound and one that translates across their whole discography is lead singer and frontman Alex Turner's intricate and often rapidly delivered lyrics, sung in a distinctive strong Sheffield accent that their music became famed for in their early years.

The percentage of cells with a distinctive strong nuclear staining was estimated.

All of these have distinctive, even strong personalities and, when left in their raw form, really make a statement.

Most of them seemed distinctive and strong, building a case whose relative cogency remains to be decided but which gives traction to aesthetic discernment and critical intelligence.

Gemma Arterton said it!'" The Voices is visually distinctive, with strong notes of Americana (bars, diners, an abandoned bowling alley) and a garish splash of kitsch (the overalls at Jerry's factory are shocking pink, while the film ends with a jaunty song-and-dance number).

Thus, government intervention in the market was distinctive and strong.

There is this guy, who reads political nursery rhymes in character, and a tip o' the hat to him, but the "Special Comments" have been ripe for parody for a while, owing to their distinctive style, strong emotion and association with Olbermann's persona (book!).