Sentence examples for wholly distinctive from inspiring English sources

What gave Boulez's interpretations their wholly distinctive sound?

It's got that collectible aura and sheen of an imprint with a coherent agenda, if not a wholly distinctive aesthetic.

With these words, written in 1976, Geoffrey Hawthorn, who has died of leukaemia aged 74, announced the conviction that was to inform his wholly distinctive relation to the social sciences over the next four decades.

From the announcement in 1970 of his first No. 1 hit -- "Mama Told Me (Not to Come)," by Three Dog Night -- to this week's No. 1 -- most likely "Hey Ya!" by Outkast -- whatever Mr. Kasem has said in his warm, mellifluous and wholly distinctive voice has been invariably serious and positive.

Architectural belief and knowledge have as well wholly distinctive features, reflective of special characteristics of the domain, its practice, and its objects.

We propose that TTOs' identity shaping strategies are incomplete and need to incorporate a wholly distinctive identity to complement and reinforce preliminary legitimacy claims made through conformance and manipulation.

It was Friedrich who first felt the wholly detached and distinctive features of a natural life.

But the films that confirmed the existence of something quite distinctive and wholly individual were Truffaut's third film, the lyrical, nostalgic, necrophilic Jules et Jim (1961), and Godard's harsh, self-questioning, didactic fourth movie, Vivre sa vie.

The songs give off a lovely perfume, but they are not distinctive enough to stand wholly on their own.

It was the first wholly electronic reggae recording, and its distinctive rhythm marked the birth of the style that came to be known as dancehall.

In a Billboard review, Chuck Taylor wrote that Garbage was an inspired choice and the song "rings of international intrigue, with the slinky gait, noir-ish guitar line and grand chorus we have come to expect ... the song's darkly sexy, electronic ambience is wholly in keeping with Garbage's distinctive soundprint.