Sentence examples for distinctly personal from inspiring English sources

The adjustment feels distinctly personal.

And the variety gives the show a distinctly personal texture.

Graham Sutherland, a painter, made more than 100 etchings and lithographs in a distinctly personal style.

And she fell for it –which accounts for the note of distinctly personal betrayal.

As Yanukovych has kept his head down, the protests have taken a distinctly personal bent.

Though "willed" into language, as Tate put it, their mannerist modernism feels like a distinctly personal invention.

Blair freely admits taking a lot of leads from President Clinton's politics, but he has led a distinctly different personal life.

As such, they argue that there is nothing unfair in taxing the income of the corporation distinctly from the personal income of its shareholders.

In one especially beautiful painting, Mr. Kuitca simulates with acrylic and oil the soft, blurred qualities of charcoal drawing; in another he paints in brilliant colors bounded by an uneven black grid; yet another map is a silkscreen on canvas as chillingly impersonal as the other maps are distinctly, often touchingly, personal.

It's a question to ponder, as the Institute of Contemporary Art shows off four distinctly different, highly personal caches: edgy contemporary art, patent models (a dog-powered treadmill?), sock monkeys and an assortment of Egyptian figurines and amulets collected in the early 1900's by a globe-trotting Yankee socialite.

Yet his profile is distinctly lacking a personal statement, or any skills.