Sentence examples for has a distinctive quality from inspiring English sources
Johnson's work, as she presents it in this film, has a distinctive quality that reveals the essential differences between dramatic and documentary cinematography.
Ms. Adams has a distinctive quality of being uncommonness, which sometimes gets in the way of Winnie's ordinary life history.
Tiny Mix Tapes rewarded the album 4/5 stars, saying that, while each song has a "distinctive quality" allowing it to stand on its own, by backing out to view the album as a whole, the "individual elements unify…mak[ing] a greater holistic product".
There is no hierarchy of hate crime or racist terrorism, but Page's massacre has a distinctive, sickening quality, set amid ignorance and reflecting a pattern of underpublicized bias of a sort that is often directed at the smallest of minority groups.
And it has a distinctive herbal quality – more sage, basil and fennel than sauvignon's cut grass – that, along with a generous freshening citrus, is subtly displayed in this version from Corsica (where the variety is spelled vermentinu), the kind of breezy dry white that cries out for grilled fish.
His articles had a distinctive tone.
Now that he has attended to what he terms its musical hygiene, the orchestra is playing better but has kept a distinctive quality that, warts and all, suits Schumann's quirkiness.
