Sentence examples for pretty distinctive from inspiring English sources

What was going on in California was pretty distinctive.

"It ended up being pretty distinctive from what we have over here," Mr. Cannon said.

To begin with, he looks pretty distinctive in online comedy terms, in that he's practising an art form – clown – that is as live as it gets.

"In other words, 73.7% of Radio 1's daytime airplay has no crossover with Capital whatsoever – to me that makes Radio 1 pretty distinctive," reckons Deegan.

Marshall headphones have a pretty distinctive style, referencing the amplifier stacks for which the company is famed: square, black ear cups with Marshall's textured pattern, white logo and a basic, retro look.

These timepieces are pretty distinctive, especially the ones with the orange quilted bands.

He showed very pretty clothes distinctive for their sobriety and sass.

A training instructor who accompanied Roachell claimed that he'd never before seen one of the bugs, even though certain species are distinctive — pretty, even — with their folded wings encircled by what could be described as a striped skirt.

Mr. Long's football star is a bland pretty boy with no distinctive personality, and Ms. Stroup's Elizabeth an attractive cipher.

The balance among it, the bland tofu and the crunchy, distinctive celery is pretty special.

Gallagher's 34% interest in the clothing company Pretty Green, which sells his distinctive parka jackets, is known.