Sentence examples similar to seek something distinctive from inspiring English sources

Both writers are seeking something distinctive about their chosen places.

He was known as D. J. in college, but when he arrived in the N.F.L., he sought something more distinctive and called himself Deacon, having met Deacon Dan Towler, an outstanding Rams fullback of the 1950s and one of professional football's early black stars, who became a minister.

We seek something different.

And for those seeking something more culturally distinctive than a Williams-Sonoma amid date palms, the Carpet Oasis at the Dubai airport will feature handmade rugs.

Seeking something sporty?

But Mr. Au sought something different.

Seeking something a little less traditional?

Help! Thank you, Seeking Something.

He marks the end of something distinctive, and reminds us that distinction counts.

There is something distinctive about Islamist identity.

"That said, we offer something distinctive".