Sentence examples for distinctively drawn from inspiring English sources

Ben Brantley, New York Times: Taken separately, neither plot of If/Then is terribly compelling or distinctively drawn.

Murger was stronger at caricature than character, and Leoncavallo's fidelity to his source may be one reason that posterity has accorded more favor to Puccini's more melodramatic but more distinctively drawn figures.

The distinctively drawn facial mask may represent a separate colour.

It's distinctively British, drawn from Raymond Briggs's memories of working-class life in the 40s and 50s, and grounded in storytelling.

In order to demonstrate our result more distinctively, we drew a schematic diagram to list three most impacted aspects of IA [ 3, 5] in black box.

This model draws distinctively from models of other mental disorders such as panic disorder.

Building on this basis, many stories of events in his previous lives became very popular, some drawn from various folk traditions, others having a more distinctively Buddhist flavour.

Arthur Duff's Suite for Strings (1940) had links to the English pastoral school but drew on distinctively Irish themes.

ARTIFICIALLY created beings, whether they be drawn or sculpted, are warmly accepted by viewers when they are distinctively inhuman.

And some philosophers have looked for a distinctively philosophical explanation of delusions, which draws on concepts previously formulated in the philosophy of mind.

During the first decade of the twentieth century, reviews drew attention to her distinctively Australian style.