Sentence examples for such distinctive from inspiring English sources

Such distinctive names were common before the Civil War.

No other North American owl has such distinctive plumage differences.

Ferrell and Thompson are such distinctive performers; a little of them goes a long way.

There is nothing about such distinctive creations as the Ford Foundation.

"BLACK HAWK DOWN" has such distinctive visual aplomb that its jingoism starts to feel like part of its atmosphere.

Certainly, few writers can have combined such distinctive literary mannerisms with such a strong awareness of their own effects.

His major characters, Clouseau and Strangelove, had such such a curious combination of elements and such distinctive shapes.

Within this territory are such distinctive peaks as the Dufourspitze, Weisshorn, Matterhorn, and Finsteraarhorn, all 14,000 feet high.

When the organism shows such distinctive characteristics, it would be possible to identify the organism via coprolites.

They may, however, be of limited applicability in studying brain mechanisms related to such distinctive tactile activity as Braille reading.

Not since the ax-swinging number in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" has the world seen such distinctive, masculine dance props.