Sentence examples for to the distinctive from inspiring English sources

"It's not just about politics," she said, referring to the distinctive struggles women face as candidates.

The report put this down to the distinctive social attitudes that were picked up at university.

In particular, he had no previous exposure to the distinctive English conditions.

This, their second album, is a creative successor to the distinctive Dim Lit.

They formed a cohesive group and contributed to the distinctive world of the Fordian western.

He marched to school to the distinctive ring of the caulking hammers at the boatyards.

And, 40 years later, Niemeyer is still adding to the distinctive skyline of the Brazilian capital.

Tourists have long been attracted to the distinctive architecture and frescoes of Serbia's medieval Orthodox monasteries.

He is referring to the distinctive last scene of every Astérix adventure - except, as the reader will discover, this one.

It will be called "Yiddish mit ayn Aleph" — a reference to the distinctive way Hasidim spell the language's name.

Under the moon's and Shiva's glow, a Lollapalooza-looking crowd dances to the distinctive, deafening explosions of Goa trance music.