Sentence examples for distinctively rugged from inspiring English sources

Not for the first time, I think about how distinctively rugged and – yes – unspoilt Greece's sun-scorched highlands and islands are.

The Faroes are formally controlled by Denmark but the 18 islands have something distinctively rugged and windswept about them that is a million miles from the culture that gave the world Lego and the Little Mermaid.

Australia's pride of nationhood has long found a focal point in the sense of the former colony having evolved its own distinctively rugged culture — and of besting the old colonial masters at a game, cricket, that English traditionalists have cast as an expression, in its measured rhythms and its emphasis on gentlemanly "fair play," of much that is best about the Mother Country.

Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.

Distinctively Not Graffiti Q.

He was rugged.

It's distinctively flavoured.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

Rugged individualism!

It's quite rugged.

It's really rugged.