Sentence examples for a distinctive setting from inspiring English sources

The island is barely described, existing to provide an isolated and insular society rather than a distinctive setting.

For each role, the casting videos are shot in a distinctive setting, with a fixed camera position for each set, and Green cuts from candidate to candidate in a series of jump cuts that turn the auditions into the visual equivalent of stacks of index cards or folders.

Alan Bates, a chemistry professor, told me that no matter how much money the university spends to fix the roofs, "we'll have puddles in the hallway if it rains tomorrow," yet he said he was proud to work in such a distinctive setting.

But demographer Nicholas Eberstadt argues that a distinctive set of factors is accelerating these trends in Japan.

Each major figure possesses a distinctive set of tics, pretensions and delusions.

And recognizing the difficulty of achieving these goals, it surrounds wedlock with a distinctive set of rituals, sanctions and taboos.

The scientists observed that after 500 generations, two types of E. coli were dominant in the flask, each with a distinctive set of mutations.

If she does not defend a distinctive set of ideas, voters may conclude that they share the SPD's view that she has none.

Anxiety disorder can manifest itself in a distinctive set of physiological signs that arise from overactivity of the sympathetic nervous system or from tension in skeletal muscles.

Jim Collins, the author of "Good to Great", argues that the secret of long-term corporate success lies in cultivating a distinctive set of values.

Verbs in the stative aspect substituted a distinctive set of endings for those of the primary set but apparently used the imperative and secondary endings in the usual way to form a stative imperative and a stative past indicative.