Sentence examples for distinctly twisted from inspiring English sources

The graffiti-streaked cityscape that served as a backdrop contributed to the distinctly twisted flavor of this traditional holiday fare.

He has a distinctly skimpy costume that is twisted on the top of his head in a variant of the Phrygian cap.

Except this one had a distinctly 2010 twist.

This is modern British cooking with a distinctly Kentish twist.

But, as always, there is a distinctly Manhattan twist.

(In a distinctly Asian twist, the main point of contention is a seat on the city housing authority).

The popular British graphic designer Abram Games also had a hard-edged style, often with a distinctly Surrealist twist.

But in a distinctly nonurban twist, Ocean Grove is a dry town, a remnant of its Methodist past, so you won't find beer bottles on the beach.

She favors cardamom over curry and chili, combines coconut with dark chocolate ganache, and mixes nutmeg and apple cream or pecan and maple caramel for a distinctly American twist.

Popular culture had a distinctly Catholic twist -- just consider the successful run, including Oscars, for Catholic movies like "The Bells of St. Mary's," "Going My Way" and "On the Waterfront".

"Leg," one of Joe Johnson's three shots of the backs of old apartment buildings, photographed looking down, echoes more the Hitchcock movie "Rear Window" than anything by Hopper, but its glimpse of a woman's leg seen through the bars of a lighted window on a black façade gives the picture a distinctly Hopperesque twist.