Sentence examples for utterly distinctive from inspiring English sources
Yet it is utterly distinctive.
At any rate, this is utterly distinctive.
What Kearns offers is far out and utterly distinctive.
Mr. Richards's prose is like his guitar playing: intense, elemental, utterly distinctive and achingly, emotionally direct.
More Ayckbournish than Chekhovian, Hogg's film-making is still utterly distinctive.
Made from vines planted on steep volcanic slopes, the Suertes wines are utterly distinctive.
His earthy voice is utterly distinctive, and his singing embodies the charisma he projects onstage.
It distills a cinephilic passion — for classic Hollywood melodramas, Godard's long takes, Jacques Tati's pointillistic comedy, and Jacques Rivette's and Andy Warhol's experiments in duration — into an utterly personal and distinctive form.
His distinctive and utterly original tone was largely vibrato-free; his long held notes cut through the air like a musical variety of pure light.
But beneath its fantasy elements lie the novelists enduring preoccupations with history, memory, love and war, with the same controlled, artfully simple style that makes Ishiguro's storytelling so distinctive, and utterly beguiling.
It was another, unfamiliar name, not Sherrie Epstein but Sherrie Steinbach: an alternative version of my mother at once entirely familiar (in her distinctive hand) and utterly alien.
