Sentence examples for just a distinctive from inspiring English sources

The Dish was a singularity, in that it was a freestanding business, basically selling just a distinctive, unedited voice — Sullivan's.

The Dish was a singularity, in that it was a free-standing business, basically selling just a distinctive, unedited voice — Sullivan's.

WHAT emerges in the pages of "Life Style," however, is not just a distinctive aesthetic -- a Mau brand -- but the consistently high level of cultural sophistication represented by his clients.

And each contains a different noodle to provide not just a different taste but a distinctive texture balance.

In fact, according to my coriander-loving mates, it has an extremely similar flavour, just with a distinctive tropical fruitiness (their words).

I've just got a distinctive voice.

The steel can, the founders also noted, doesn't just give it a distinctive feel, but is also environmentally friendly because it includes recycled material and because it's easy to pick out of waste stream.

We were at a fund-raiser for the drama department and had just taken in a distinctive staged reading of "The Tempest" set to period music, including singing by the bearded countertenor David Daniels, whose falsetto sounded more convincingly female than Nocturnalist's own voice.

Not just a recognizable and distinctive brand, but deep associations with the people we wanted to reach.

It is to an understanding of just how distinctive a nation it is that this work is dedicated.

Just as Graham Greene created a distinctive mood of place that critics called "Greeneland", Hopper painted the feeling familiar to most humans - the triste embedded in existence, in our intimate knowledge of the solitude of the self.