Sentence examples for powerfully distinctive from inspiring English sources

But it is as pungent and powerfully distinctive as a cup of hot black coffee.

Elam brings a powerfully distinctive experience with both the study of and practice in the arts to his new position as vice president.

The tropes may not be new, but McFarlane puts them at the service of a powerfully distinctive narrative about identity and memory, the weight of a life and the approach of death.

Malcolm works on the border between those categories, in a way that makes her far more interesting than most of her subjects, and turns a book like "Forty-One False Starts," which could so easily be a disposable miscellany, into a powerfully distinctive and very entertaining literary experience.

Ailey's "Cry," a three-part solo he created in 1971 for Ms. Jamison, was performed here by Bahiyah Sayyed-Gaines, Ms. Smallwood and Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell, each of whom brought powerfully distinctive qualities to this tribute to black women while maintaining the dance's delicate balance of proud, fierce stretch and broken-bodied crumpling.

Her distinctive, powerfully convulsive forms often remind you of something organic -- possibly human, floral or even marine.

Despite being called Asturias which is the name of a northern region of Spain the piece powerfully evokes the distinctive flamenco, or gypsy, music of Andalusia, the southernmost region of the country.

It is the broad scope of Lemonade's visual landscape that makes it so distinctive – the construction of a powerfully symbolic black female sisterhood that resists invisibility, that refuses to be silent.

The sense of creative inertia at Disney emanates most powerfully from the animated division, a symbol of the company's distinctive stamp on American culture, from Mickey Mouse to Snow White to Peter Pan.

A blended Scotch will never be as distinctive as, say, a Laphroaig, a single malt with a powerfully smoky flavor.

They quickly attracted attention for their idiosyncratic and sometimes confrontational work, and for being a highly distinctive couple, both personally and physically: Jones was tall, black and powerfully built, while Zane was small, lithe and Italian-Jewish.