Sentence examples for distinctly hers from inspiring English sources

These days, Dr. Livingston deals with her focus-group Happys -- and Docs and Grumpys, each with their own personality traits -- in a center she has made distinctly hers with the help of $500,000 and her own imagination.

Her virtuosic dancers exhibit a quality of movement that is distinctly hers -- dartingly quick but so fluid that the body seems a conduit for flowing energy.

She had also developed two areas of programming that were distinctly hers, Jamieson noted: the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics, geared toward high-school students; and the Adolescent Mental Health Initiative ["Youth, Interrupted," Sept|Oct 2007].

It was uniquely and distinctly hers.

She simply doesn't give a fuck, and over a string of mind-blowing releases and videos, has developed an aesthetic that's distinctly hers: darkly dystopian, intensely erotic, yet full of grace and athleticism.

This post is the ninth in the series "This Is Childhood," which captures moments in our children's lives, from age 1 to 10. Abby is 9. Her experiences contain threads of both the universal as well as the unique, weaving a life that is distinctly hers.

And unlike many photographers — Weston, Levitt, Mapplethorpe — she did not imbue her photographs with a distinctly personal lyricism; hers was the lyricism inherent in her uneasy collaboration with her subjects.

One of these singers, Trey Lorenz, stepped out to sing "I'll Be There" with the star; compared to his warm voice, hers sounded distinctly metallic.

There are words she says so distinctly that they are hers: the emphatic "ab-solutely," the caress of "a-ma-zing," her witheringly indifferent "quite" and, all variants of "no," "not" and "never". Her voice — called one of the theater's great instruments — remains unchanged; it is still warm, deep and honeyed, like wood cracking apart in a fire.

But Morrison, of course, is African-American, and hers is a distinctly postcolonial pastoral: a career-long refutation of Robert Frost's embarrassing line "The land was ours before we were the land's".

But hers is a distinctly minority view.