Sentence examples for To be distinctive from inspiring English sources

"The guest experience has to be distinctive.

Their best bet is to be distinctive.

She does not want them to be distinctive.

So many cities are trying to be distinctive.

You have to be distinctive, a little bold — or rebellious".

Remember that your readers need you to be distinctive and memorable.

The abnormalities, now known as plaques and tangles, are thought to be distinctive to Alzheimer's disease.

His party, he said, now had to be "distinctive, but not destructive".

"Maybe it came from a time when beer didn't have to be distinctive," he mused.

Their customers want their houses to be distinctive, even if they are in a cluster development.

"We want to be distinctive from the Queens side," Mr. DeSouza said.