Sentence examples for Little distinctive from inspiring English sources

Content-wise, there is little distinctive about a set that draws but doesn't depend on Nanjiani's dual Pakistani-American identity.

Nitrogen removal, as expected, was found to be poor across both reed beds, with only 29% removal of TN across the secondary treatment bed and 41% removal across the tertiary treatment bed, with little distinctive seasonal change.

Yet there is little distinctive shaping in the music, and some of the phrasing hints that are written into the score, like the fermatas in the chorale settings, were consistently either underplayed or entirely ignored.

The poll's methodology left something to be desired, but the headlines it generated made it harder for Mr Letwin to persuade people that he had a serious and coherent plan for governing the country.Another reason the Tories are struggling to make themselves heard is that they have little distinctive to say.

The rabbit of the second main course -- small, lightly crusted medallions of tender white meat -- was slightly disappointing, with little distinctive flavor; but the liver faggots, enveloped in the finest film of crepine, were superbly satisfying, especially with the accompaniments of fresh spinach and a good reduction sauce.

They exhibit too many undeveloped new ideas and too little distinctive competence.

The third element of the Trio is a little less distinctive.

The moods, the flavor of the music, the difference from one fragment to another is so striking, and that makes it all a little more distinctive an experience".

A little more distinctive-tasting than your average lager, this beer creates a more complex shandy.

I've been happily eating these distinctive little sandwiches for years.

The mix helps give NoLIta, shorthand for north of Little Italy, a distinctive personality.