Sentence examples for distinctive you from inspiring English sources

His lively features are so distinctive you feel you could spot him in any crowd – and then suddenly it's all over.

In recent years Salonen's voice as a composer has grown ever more distinctive; you can track his progress on three CD compilations of his scores, on Finlandia, Sony, and DG.

Like nine of the starting eleven, he is a product of the Barcelona school that not only imbues a winning way into the boys, but a style of passing and movement and creativity so distinctive you could spot a Barça player in silhouette.

The trouble with Pina is that her stuff is so distinctive you've got a real problem passing it off as your own without getting nabbed.

says Cruz. Bright, over the top and so eye-catching, the truck designs are so distinctive you may find yourself admiring the outside of the vehicle rather than stepping inside to peruse the merchandise.

But the nose of the Q45, with its bulbous, Gatling gun headlights and frowning mouth, simply doesn't evoke the right response you don't think "character" or "distinctive"; you think "odd".

This forces them to boil down their perceptions and identify what's most important which gives you an important clue as to what is seen as most distinctive about you, and strengths you can build on.

I think it's when you see something particularly arresting or distinctive, where you feel that this photographer has a unique vision.

"He said, 'You are interesting enough, there is something distinctive about you.

Occasionally, though, you encounter an artist whose palette is so distinctive that you'd have to be near-blind to miss it.

Philip's a good vocalist, he's got a very distinctive style - you hear his voice on the radio and you know that it's him.