Sentence examples for of such a distinctive from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, we were unable to agree either a fair valuation, nor were the BBC able to provide the necessary comfort for the future protection of such a distinctive and much-loved television series," the company said in a statement.

It added: "Unfortunately, we were unable to agree either a fair valuation, nor were the BBC able to provide the necessary comfort for the future protection of such a distinctive and much-loved television series".

According to people in our village, the best of the best Nova Scotia scallops are found in the body of water we live on — an inlet of the Atlantic that's of such a distinctive shape we've picked it out from a plane while flying over Nova Scotia on the way from London to New York.

The inclusion of such a distinctive chapter in the book represents a valuable effort by the editors to present a comprehensive volume in its approaches, models and concerns.

This "cult of cute" is such a distinctive characteristic of modern Japanese culture that, even in English, it is often referred to by its name of kawaii.

From the outset, he'd understood the difficulty of reviving a designer with such a distinctive style.

"The place needs to be introduced to a new generation of people, but it is such a distinctive experience," he added.

"And I figured -- given that all of Tim Burton's movies have such a distinctive look -- that he'd then have some very specific directions for me.

The odds of such a wide variety of particles accidentally arranging themselves in such a distinctive pattern are extremely low.

Romer is one of the finest contemporary poets because he has made such a distinctive idiom out of such a complicated inheritance.

What makes True Detective such a distinctive piece of television is that when it ends, it ends.