Sentence examples for distinctively unusual from inspiring English sources

Unconventional casting is combined with a distinctively unusual music choice and intricately painted fingernails to create an attention-grabbing piece of work.

She imbued blind beggars and impoverished children with unusual dignity; made distinctively austere Surrealist collages, montages and setup images (a pair of shoes seemingly walking on a beach); and created two haunting works using the ceiling of a cathedral, turned upside down.

But since McMillan's success with his imaginative materials seems particularly predicated on his poetic voice, it is worth noting that his unusual blend of influences – Mark Doty, John Riley and Geoff Hattersley – makes Physical one of the most distinctively voiced debuts since Simon Armitage's Zoom! in 1989.

Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.

Distinctively Not Graffiti Q.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

It's distinctively flavoured.

In these rehearsals for an unusual collaboration commisioned by the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival in Becket, Mass., the seven deadly sins were being examined anew by seven choreographers with distinctively different backgrounds and styles.

These were the distinctively emergency measures.

And Mr. Clarke has a distinctively winning style.

Fravel: This is distinctively MIT.