Sentence examples for especially distinctive from from inspiring English sources

The French horns are especially distinctive, from the opening solo through the rustic clamor of the Scherzo to the immense brass choruses of the finale.

Desserts aren't especially distinctive, and the kitchen seems never to ace a meal from start to finish.

WINE LIST Short and not especially distinctive.

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

But nothing had emerged that made Chilean wine especially distinctive.

They all came from the Walla Walla district, where some of the most interesting terroir research has occurred, focusing on steep, stony hillsides that over the years may prove 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.

He found that the "Edentata" were especially distinctive.

It terminates at around 43 to 46 kHz; this characteristic is especially distinctive.

Any of the exceptional cask-range rums are worth trying, but the Port Cask Finish is especially distinctive.