Sentence examples for a distinctive approach. from inspiring English sources

Each senior figure had a distinctive approach.

"We've developed a distinctive approach to social enterprise," he says.

The "Third Way" discourse is Blair's attempt to identify a distinctive approach and agenda.

It's a distinctive approach… That's how I solve problems, by avoiding them.

Berkeley did have a distinctive approach to performance: in a word, hectic.

Each of these models laboratory, consultant, showroom, and dispatcher shows a distinctive approach to factory service.

Eisenstein was still formulating his complex theories of montage when he made "Strike," but if the film offers few examples of his "dialectical" collision of shots to create new ideas, it does suggest a director with a very distinctive approach to cutting film.

I want British drama to be the backbone of a more distinctive approach to all our services, capturing the public's imagination with world-class work for a global stage.

"I want British drama to be the backbone of a more distinctive approach to all our services, capturing the public's imagination with world-class work for a global stage," said BBC director-general Tony Hall, when setting out his future vision in September.

A number of recent popular books written by Google insiders have covered and analysed (some of) the principles behind Google's success.4 Here we find a very distinctive approach to knowledge worker management.

Full credit to director Andrea Arnold for taking such a bold and distinctive approach to Emily Brontë's account of sweeping passion on the Yorkshire moors.