Sentence examples for especially distinctive from inspiring English sources

WINE LIST Short and not especially distinctive.

But nothing had emerged that made Chilean wine especially distinctive.

The cooking, generally, is neither overly ambitious nor especially distinctive.

An especially distinctive signal in both records marks the eruptions of volcanoes in Iceland.

"It plays the medium card — it's middle of the road but not especially distinctive.

It's not that gun and justice issues are especially distinctive in this respect; indeed, it's just the opposite.

The food is generally good, but didn't feel particularly distinctive, especially when compared to Zemi or The Reef although I had rave reviews about the sushi from guests I met later in my trip.

But the codes here were all Céline's own, especially a distinctive longline, fluid silhouette.

But they would be barred from wearing clerical garb, especially their distinctive collars.Many Catholics feel this did not go far enough.

Music educators were attracted by the intrinsic structural values of this music, especially its distinctive rhythmic and modal characteristics, its texts, and the qualitative levels that may be distinguished.

The role of E. J. Richards in this development, and especially his distinctive scientific skills and unique personal talents for making things happen, are essential parts of the story.