Sentence examples similar to distinctively hip from inspiring English sources

And he was to direct what many considered a second-rank orchestra, which — for 13 years, under David Zinman — had been cultivating a more or less hip and distinctively American identity.

Exit Art asked eight New York art collectors, "If you had $50,000 to spend on art, what would you buy?" The resulting sprawl of more than 100 works reflects the general complexion of the semi-hip marketplace more than any distinctively selective vision.

But no matter how inspired by the past, or dedicated to ballet history, Mr. Forsythe's physical style is distinctively and idiosyncratically personal: classical shapes, subtly transformed by angled hips and shoulders; academic form permeated by disco bounce; constantly shifting dynamics.

If there were one piece of gear absolutely vital to early electronic music and hip-hop, it would probably be Roland's TR-808 drum machine, known for its distinctively deep kick drum and snappy handclap.

Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.

Distinctively Not Graffiti Q.

It's distinctively flavoured.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

These were the distinctively emergency measures.

" 'De hip, hip, hip hip-hop.

And Mr. Clarke has a distinctively winning style.