Sentence examples for green distinctive from inspiring English sources

What makes Green distinctive, however, is that despite following the manner of his time, he is able to convey, in Living for instance, such a warm sense of what old Mr Craigan, or the talented but shifty Tarver, or Lily Gates, bursting to be a mother, is really like.

Green's distinctive, staccato style and searing solos made him one of rock's first guitar heroes.

Two things make the Green party distinctive – putting the planet first and living within the planet's finite resources: less for the rich and more for the poor.

For it implied what Schlick called "The Incommunicability of Contents", the idea that any effort to communicate non-formal contents, like the greenness of the color green or the distinctive smell of wood smoke, must forever remain ineffable (Oberdan 1996, Sec. 2).

One was duck with Thai basil, the tender, somewhat lean morsels served alongside the distinctive green leaves and stir-fry of green beans, squash, broccoli and a carrot slice or two for color.

The distinctive green roof tiles were fabricated in Foshan.

Absinthe's distinctive green is caused by herbs….

The building is shuttered, though its distinctive green awning remains.

Giving them a distinctive green, dimpled surface and a catchy name helped.

They are beautifully produced, with a distinctive green masthead and perfectly matched paintings on the covers.

There was always this distinctive green staining of the cess, but no smell after 2,000 years.