Sentence examples for equally distinctive from inspiring English sources

He remains equally distinctive today.

The televised versions of the two sports are equally distinctive.

Equally distinctive are the hall's acoustics, world-famous for warmth, clarity and presence.

Its attention to light is unique, and Malick's way with his story is equally distinctive.

My mother isn't deaf, but her voice to me as a child was equally distinctive.

Her male companion replied in an equally distinctive British accent, dripping with sarcasm, "Well, thanks a lot".

The foliage of C. chrysantha is equally distinctive--a rich, deep, glossy green with a maroon blush when it first unfurls.

The tone he got from his cherished Gibson guitars was as distinctive as Mr. Clapton's, and Mr. Allman was an equally authoritative blues interpreter.

Equally, his distinctive voice added lustre to the TV version of Animal Farm (1999), as Boxer.

Eggsy is equally proud of their distinctive style.

Mr. Moody, who began his career with the trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie shortly after World War II and maintained it well into the 21st century, developed distinctive and equally fluent styles on both tenor and alto saxophone, a relatively rare accomplishment in jazz.