Sentence examples similar to its distinctive nuance from inspiring English sources
Where Y'Art is a great example of that wonderful synthesis that is happening in New Orleans: the merging of traditional culture with more of a contemporary approach – and creating a distinctive nuance of the sharing-economy.
More specifically, they are "its distinctive products, or its distinctive acts and habits" (ibid).
But like other dialects it has its taboo words, its codings, its nuances.
It is renowned for its distinctive pottery.
Australia is losing its distinctive, egalitarian, minimum wage," it argued.
Even the most hardened naysayers won't be able to bite back the emotion when they see the Olympic flag raised above London, with its distinctive five rings, its distinctive Lloyds TSB emblem, It's distinctive EDF energy icon, it's distinctive Golden Arches™, its distinctive Gatorade croc and its magnificent Nike Swoosh™.
Every dictatorship, though, is distinctive and finds its distinctive end.
The turn signal starts its distinctive clacking.
Either way, its helicopter battalions are its distinctive strength.
Its distinctive charms lie in its unusual combination of genres.
