Sentence examples for still distinctive from inspiring English sources

The result of this makeover is a more refined, more competitive, yet still distinctive sport utility.

It is much more subtle than a sugared rose petal, but still distinctive.

Many popular black girls' names are still distinctive, such as Aaliyah, Neveah or...London (retribution for Britsnaming their children Brooklyn?).

One of the ruins which is still distinctive is the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church which will be reconstructed.

Tom Ford Grey Vetiver from £55, houseoffraser.co.uk I often suggest this lemony scent to men who ask advice: it suits everyone, offends no one, yet is still distinctive.

Shot back to back with another western, the more traditional but still distinctive "Ride in the Whirlwind," "The Shooting" was sold straight to television by its original distributor, and has since circulated only in fuzzy, pirated copies.

What elevates that cliché to wisdom is Willie's diminished-yet-still-distinctive voice, always a bit brittle but now chipped and worn, particularly at the bottom of his range.

Happily all these pioneering reconstructions now endure, courtesy of a small but still highly distinctive discography.

More Ayckbournish than Chekhovian, Hogg's film-making is still utterly distinctive.

Swedish label Acne can always be relied on to make simple, classic pieces that still look distinctive.

The result is that everything is instantly identifiable as being part of the collection while still looking distinctive.