Sentence examples for made distinctively from inspiring English sources

Although critics often dismissed DeMille's films as devoid of artistic merit, he was conspicuously successful in a genre the epic that he made distinctively his own.

At brunch, a French waffle, though topped with berries, mascarpone, and maple syrup, is made distinctively savory by the addition of Gruyère to its batter.

She imbued blind beggars and impoverished children with unusual dignity; made distinctively austere Surrealist collages, montages and setup images (a pair of shoes seemingly walking on a beach); and created two haunting works using the ceiling of a cathedral, turned upside down.

Our speedboat flew across the water carrying shoppers to market – a young tailor going to buy zips, a hotel chef, and me on the hunt for the famous Bijagós basket weavers, who make distinctively shaped baskets to carry fish.

"Only Labour can offer the change that people want to see: the ability with Home Rule to make distinctively Scottish decisions.

Could the novelty of the Nordic landscape have made a distinctively strong impression on the returning native?

Up close you discover that these glossy pictures are made by distinctively modern methods of pouring, pooling and manipulating liquid paint.

The pictorial approach that Erro has made most distinctively his own is to load a big canvas with countless fragmentary instances of a particular theme, creating an all-over field or "scape".

Our No. 1 wine, from Lucien Crochet, had a juicy pungency to it that suggested a New Zealand sauvignon blanc, but it also had a mineral quality as well as a depth and texture that made it distinctively Sancerre.

Hence this translation cut much of what made Sarmiento's work distinctively part of the Hispanic tradition.

It's not too much to say he was our Dante, making a distinctively American language out of slang, jokes, complaints and rants.