Sentence examples for has a distinct character from inspiring English sources
Her tone has a distinct character, slightly darker than the coloratura norm yet warmly glowing.
It has a distinct character that is resistant to change, rather like my Cornish ancestors.
Because, like Jamaica's six-time Olympic sprint champion, inclusive growth has a distinct character that's all about pace and pattern.
The Scene Though the two islands are separated by just a narrow inlet, each has a distinct character.
And while it is politically distinct -- Miss Hepburn's will begins, "I, Katharine Hepburn, of Fenwick, Connecticut," for example -- the town also has a distinct character.
When my husband and I recently spent a week in this enclave, we found that while it has a distinct character of its own, it is also integrally tied, both geographically and culturally, to the Fort Lauderdale metropolitan area.
Montreal's neighbourhoods have a distinct character and appeal.
"But none of them are plain white any more; they all have a distinct character".
But when Brendel plays them they all have a distinct character.
They were independent, or part of small groups, and had a distinct character.
Three years ago we took on a garden that had a distinct character given it by its site, topography and the groundworks and planting by the former owner.
