Sentence examples for give a distinct from inspiring English sources
But the stolid naturalism of Ms. Semmel's style allows her to give a distinct, personal bent to this familiar device.
Crichton was concerned from the outset with how to give a distinct look to the gunslinger's point of view when the audience saw events through its eyes.
Southern New England will also introduce priority calling, which would give a distinct ring to as many as six incoming numbers chosen by a customer.
Challenges do however exist: many of the bioactive ingredients give a distinct taste, are vulnerable to degradation or may influence the gelling properties of gelatin.
Yosef, a tenth grader at Edward R. Murrow High School, noted the raked stage — "It's like at Shakespeare's Globe" — and the way in which the music of different African countries had been presented to give a distinct sense of place.
Among photographers, there is a lingering lack of faith in the digital process, and I think this is one of the reasons why photo filters that mimic old film photography are so potent: they give a distinct feel to an otherwise generic photographic process.
That gives a distinct advantage to northern Chinese, who are on average taller than southerners.
There are other such signs in the novel, and each has been given a distinct section.
At 88 - wiry, white-haired and animated - he gives a distinct impression that he wouldn't suffer a fool gladly.
All the rushing around has given a distinct advantage to Team Voin, as they now call themselves.
