Sentence examples for example of the distinctive from inspiring English sources

Not a million miles from sancerre, Domaine Jacky Marteau's 2014 Touraine Sauvignon Blanc, £9, Marks & Spencer, is an example of the distinctive, fresh, fragrant style, in which herb and nettle characters etch the gooseberry flavours of this zingy dry white with juicily tongue-tingling herbaceous borders.

These photos show a few examples of the distinctive Congolese hairstyles.

The houses combine the Regency-style "gaiety and exuberance" with the "charm and vigour" of Victorian architecture, and the use of angled bay windows set below tented canopies is a late example of this distinctive local practice.

A classic example of the artist's distinctive penwork, it was bought by Jill Newhouse, a Manhattan drawings dealer who was bidding for the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.

Two other examples of the bands distinctive take on teenage angst are seen in the song "Save Ginny Weasley" where they sing, "Are you petrified of being petrified?" and the song "The Godfather".

Finding fossils of rolled-up trilobites is usually no big deal for paleontologists, but most examples of this distinctive rolling, exoskeleton side out, come from after the Cambrian period, which ended about 485 million years ago.

Red pompoms on the crest, for example, are the distinctive hallmark of the French Wren.

Diamond-shaped holes in bones, for example, match the distinctive shape of bronze arrowheads found on the battlefield.

A stunning example is the distinctive codirectionality of replication and transcription as e.g. seen in Clostridium tetani.

It is common descent that explains, for example, the distinctive patterns of biogeography from the level of continents to that of islands.

Constructed almost entirely from sun-dried mud bricks coated with clay, it is the largest surviving example of a distinctive style of African architecture.