Sentence examples similar to for being so distinctive from inspiring English sources
He also created anniversary posters for "Star Wars". The work Alvin created was so distinctive it gave birth to an adjective, "Alvinesque," said his longtime friend and colleague Federico Tio, with whom Alvin worked on such Disney films as "Beauty and the Beast". "John always brought this magical, almost romantic quality to his work," Tio said.
And for me, the part of Muslim piety that is so distinctive is that the corner stone of our formation is done in community.
It's so distinctive there's a word for it.
With its teak details and classic look, Mr. Joel's runabout is so distinctive that it's not the boat for shrinking violets.
This suggests that the selected 18 gestures in Groups (A, B, and C) are so distinctive that any one of the views is enough for correct recognition.
But Gik is so distinctive that many were able to pick it out right away, for better or worse.
The singer's voice [Brinsley Forde] was so distinctive.
The look that Irvin gave The New Yorker was so distinctive and so successful that it has survived, in its essentials, for seventy-six years.
But the main reason Zoe became so well-known is that her style is so distinctive.
I don't know that anything is so distinctive now.
