Sentence examples for so distinctive that from inspiring English sources

(San Francisco has a distinctively sour kind of schmutz, so distinctive that it has a scientific name: Lactobacillus sanfranciscensis).

Shakespeare's characters were so distinctive that it is as if each were expressed by a distinct "faculty" of his mind; and, in effect, these faculties could be considered as showing "excessive sociability", notable for "how they gossiped and compared notes together".

It's a voice so distinctive that he had little choice but to use it musically.

The food should not be so good, or so distinctive, that it interrupts conversation.

His signature was so distinctive that almost all his movies can be identified within moments as a Hawks film.

At the top are the 10 Beaujolais crus, villages thought to be so distinctive that their names are appellations.

The structure, 1111 Lincoln Road, is so distinctive that Ms. Johnson put its image on her 230 wedding invitations.

It was so distinctive that it became "the standard by which he judged other apartments," Ms. Fishman said.

"But the way Perkins delivers a sentence is so distinctive that you can't really half-do it.

And for me, the part of Muslim piety that is so distinctive is that the corner stone of our formation is done in community.

One thing that makes this phenomenon so distinctive is that meaning (2c) is part of meaning (2a) even though what (2c) means is not part of what (2a) means.