Sentence examples for hugely distinctive from inspiring English sources
Our channels are hugely distinctive and that is an all-year-round commitment – not just for Christmas".
It's a scheme that has made this once hugely distinctive city look much like anywhere else; the fact that it opened in the city's year as European Capital of Culture was as close to satire as architecture gets.
Haunting and hugely distinctive, The Nine Muses is just the sort of defiantly non-commercial film that comes under Chris Smith's "overtly arty" bracket; for the record, it was made under the aegis of the now-defunct UKFC and of the Arts Council.
Waller-Bridge hasn't produced a flawless piece of writing – the job-interview framing device feels imposed and there are some false notes in Fleabag's encounters with others – but it is a hugely distinctive one, which makes you both laugh and choke at the same time.
A conspiracy theorist might suggest it's one final act of niggly passive aggression, ensuring the band's own final act doesn't involve their former bassist, a statement that the band's appeal had more to do with their sound – or rather, Gilmour's hugely distinctive guitar-playing and Wright's keyboards – than their erstwhile leader's doomy lyrical vision.
John Willis, Chairman of the Academy, said: "Sir Alan Parker is a hugely distinctive film-maker, and a man of uncompromising vision and personality.
Very few British bands have been as hugely influential and distinctive as indie-pop torch-bearers Echo and the Bunnymen, yet here they are supporting James (a tremendous live act, great pop anthems, but influential? Nope, not so much) with a piddly 40-minute slot.
It's always been a hugely productive area, with a distinctive gastronomic tradition.
Professionally, especially after "Elizabethtown," he has been viewed in an increasingly bottom-line-focused Hollywood as someone whose distinctive, character-driven, personal films, while hugely admired, cost too much and take too long to shoot.
Many smaller players would create distinctive, local offers if it were possible, hugely boosting consumer choice.
In an age of fragmented, time-shifted media consumption, football and other sports are still watched live on television, making them hugely valuable to media companies, which are looking for distinctive content that can help them grab subscribers.
