Sentence examples for distinguishable style from inspiring English sources

Until Cruyff, Barcelona had no distinguishable style, but since then the team has melded its identity with his philosophy.

You have such an identifiable and distinguishable style -- it's that balance between the rave aspect as well as the transference towards really melodic music.

While it doesn't quite look like they've rolled out of bed -- everyone's hair is too polished and frizz-free for that -- there's no distinguishable style, no deep-parted ponytails or lobs.

While not every expert would agree on one single scheme, it is common to break down the evolution of western classical music into the following several stages by distinguishable styles [25, 26] (we follow the convention employed by All Music Guide, all years are approximate and in CE): 1. Medieval (500-1400).

In most of Zambia and Malawi a sharply distinguishable pottery style appears at this time, probably from southeastern Congo (Kinshasa), and forms the basis of the ceramics made by several different societies.

Consider that political parties in France are distinguishable mainly by "style".

They are not immediately distinguishable from the plainer styles of the earlier part of the century, and their evolution during the next four centuries was very gradual.

Each race of creatures also had their fighting styles made more distinguishable.

We had material of only one of the two species in section Aphaca but since the two species are distinguishable only through slight differences in style shape and fruit morphology, section Aphaca is very likely also monophyletic.

If the product wasn't distinguishable, they had to distinguish the packaging.

But Groce knew that each coach must have his own style, and he has developed a distinguishable one.