Sentence examples for making it distinctly from inspiring English sources

"One of the critical elements was making it distinctly Chinese, making sure that the people who visit this park feel that it's theirs".

Gradually, however, as new ethnic groups moved into Boston after the turn of the 20th century, they usually moved into one neighbourhood or another, making it distinctly their own.

To the game's early poets, baseball's fast pace was what made it distinctly American.

The Hebrew poets did more than imitate Arabic poetry; they made it distinctly their own and they made it new.

But is there also something we can call "European literature," and if so, what are the elements that make it distinctly European?

Dropping soda in makes a big difference to the gameplay, and makes it distinctly unique versus the original game," said Knutsson.

If you're going to continue living in the marital home, consider making adjustments to your house that will make it distinctly your own.

This makes it distinctly different to the discipline 'international health', which is often inaccurately used interchangeably.

I need to make it more distinctly American, sort of like Bill Buckley.

Mushy handling and lifeless steering made it a distinctly unengaging driver, while the cabin was plagued with hard, cheap-looking plastics.

It took a few weeks to get everything painted and set up to our liking, but a slick purple and gold paint scheme in the control room made it feel distinctly ours (the shade of purple we selected was called "Success").