Sentence examples for on a distinct from inspiring English sources

The theater seems to take on a distinct personality for each show.

The Yankees' search for a right-handed-hitting outfielder/designated hitter continues to take on a distinct bargain-bin feel.

You would give her a style of food that draws on a distinct cultural heritage, ideally one that's a bit peasanty and involves ingredients so esoteric you have to Google their names.

The proposed method is always non-singular even if a shift is on a distinct eigenvalue or multiple ones.

Your superior appreciation of the superior tomato relies on a distinct lack of meddling.

In their inspired hands the most unbeautiful, sometimes maddeningly hazy and imprecise language takes on a distinct and surprising appeal.

Maoism has clearly represented a revolutionary method based on a distinct revolutionary outlook not necessarily dependent on a Chinese or Marxist-Leninist context.

When he arrived, the phrase "a New Yorker story" had taken on a distinct stigma as well as prestige in literary circles, associated with chilly, detailed observations of middle-aged, upper middle class life.

Perhaps this dish is not so different from gribeness, the Jewish chicken cracklings, until you dip it into pungent pickled wasabi, after which it takes on a distinct Japanese personality of its own.

However, they depend on a distinct set of assumptions.

What I had thought nebulous took on a distinct point of view.