Sentence examples for immediately distinctive from inspiring English sources

A warm springtime breeze blows through the badger-like streak of silver hair that makes her so immediately distinctive.

Her look was – unusually for a relatively new designer – immediately distinctive: body-fitted long skirts and dresses, Victorian detailing, frequent plays on white and black and unashamed glamour.

Copeland's race makes her immediately distinctive in the ballet world, and this has undoubtedly helped her commercial career, but murmurings, on some online dance-discussion threads, that she has been excessively promoted within A.B.T. because of her race overlook not just her virtuosity but also the many years in which she wasn't a soloist, or even a lead dancer.

Her music, too, can be both muscular and streamlined; it is recognisable almost immediately for its distinctive physical palpability.

Britten's dissonances may stretch and strain, but they tend to resolve into an established key, always speaking in an idiom that is sharply distinctive, immediately recognizable.

It's doubtless one of the most distinctive, immediately recognisable sounds in the past two decades of pop, even if it has often sounded more robotic than human.

Bělohlávek opened the programme with a pair of Dvořák Slavonic dances, extended national anthems immediately establishing their distinctive Czech credentials of vibrant tone, super-resonant strings and wind timbre, with the utterly authentic lilt of Dvořák's rhythm and melody.

Here's a real UFO, an extremely low-budget, genuinely independent film by a 22-year-old writer-director from Philadelphia that immediately establishes a distinctive and promising voice.

They recorded 15 songs in two weeks — some well known, some obscure ("extreme back-in-the-game stuff," Mr. Rebennack called it) — settling almost immediately into a distinctive sound.

As a result, Sicily's new-wave wines immediately stood out as distinctive cultural emblems.

It meant he wanted something that was very different, very distinctive, that immediately evoked the movie when people heard it".