Sentence examples for with a distinctively from inspiring English sources

God's back - and with a distinctively American drawl.

All are peppered with a distinctively Senegalese percussion sound.

It blended these influences with a distinctively Korean singing style called p'ansori.

Miliband's challenge too would be to define "change" with a distinctively Labour argument.

On top of his sophisticated jazz piano, he sings in a boyish, Sinatra-style baritone with a distinctively rapid vibrato.

As such they connect with similar populist electoral revolts in Europe and elsewhere, though with a distinctively American twist.

Ivy Baldwin, a modern-dance choreographer with a distinctively wild imagination, will present a piece about a 19th-century family.

Over the years Mr. Lewis distinguished himself not just as a pianist with a distinctively low-key touch but also as a composer, arranger and educator.

Until then it will be down to individual players such as Amor to provide the competition with a distinctively Cumbrian flavour.

Unlike most of her fellow radio hosts, Ms. Samuels was also adept at holding an audience's attention with a distinctively intimate style of personal commentary.

I PLAYED with these potatoes years ago, tinkering with a distinctively Southwest combination of jalapeños, corn, black beans, chili powder and so on.