Sentence examples for rather distinctive from inspiring English sources

It featuring a rather distinctive frog.

His rather distinctive hair was short and thick: dark blond, wavy, and wiry, with burnished gold threads in it.

With respect, Jagger has a rather distinctive look – a cross between an excitable orangutan, a tribal shrunken head, Methuselah's left testicle and a dashboard gonk.

The practice has not only allowed Mrs. Pecora to build the home she envisioned, but it has also led to some other rather distinctive houses, including a mountain chalet that looks like it got lost on the way to Switzerland and another with a glass pyramid on the roof.

We found that all crime types aside from robbery and sexual assault had rather distinctive temporal patterns as the week progressed.

Few contained the glycosides (e.g., derivatives of glucose and rhamnose) found in most other flavonol dyes [7]; thus the Tamarix flavonoids are rather distinctive.

However, I'd direct David towards Nissan's rather more distinctive Juke model.

Given the emphasis on spectacle, it was odd that here, as in many other early-music productions, the singers tended to be competent and agreeable rather than distinctive.

Rather the distinctive national cultures that Lewis describes help enable each nation to persuade itself that the problem is elsewhere, with the Greeks or the Irish or the Italians.

So even the Letter Duet failed to ravish the ear, and the men too were remarkable for clean reliability rather than distinctive sounds, the handsomely arrogant Count of the American J. Patrick Raftery, the confident Dr Bartolo of Günther Missenhardt.

These teenagers were taking part in neither a specialized summer camp nor Off Off Off Broadway summer stock, but rather a distinctive hybrid known as the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival apprentice program, now in its seventh year.