Sentence examples for A small distinctive from inspiring English sources

The Lanceolated Monklet is a small, distinctive puffbird, and a seldom-seen and oft-overlooked rainforest inhabitant from Costa Rica south through Peru and Brazil to the Bolivian border, as well as the western Amazon basin.

On each of her previous three solo albums Madeleine Peyroux kept the focus on her voice: a small, distinctive thing with all the weathered charm of a flea-market antique.

But more work will be needed to confirm the result, says Tony Dayan, an emeritus professor of toxicology, because the study was based on a small, distinctive group.If confirmed, the findings would be troubling.

Technical middle class - a small, distinctive new class group which is prosperous but scores low for social and cultural capital.

They found that these Prochlocococcus spp. were composed of hundreds of subpopulations with distinct "genomic backbones", each backbone consisting of a different set of core gene alleles linked to a small distinctive set of flexible genes.

It has a small distinctive head with large eyes and triangular ears.

Script: Written in a very fine squarish hand with a slightly backward slant; accents small, distinctive, with breathings almost square.

Roma (Gypsies) make up a small but distinctive group.

They were a small but distinctive part of a collection aimed at reflecting global style.

They were a small but distinctive part of a show aimed at global style.

St Mary's is a small, specialist, distinctive and high-performing institution, academically integrated with Queen's University Belfast.