Sentence examples similar to a distinctive verb from inspiring English sources

The third principal part is a distinct indicative imperfective stem (Geʿez yə-qabbər) that employs the same prefixes and circumfixes as the modal verb form but has a distinctive disyllabic shape (-CaC[C]əC-).

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.

O.K., a distinctive sound.

Dillon is a distinctive figure.

It has a distinctive culture.

One had a distinctive windmill.

Each has a distinctive style.

A distinctive personal imprint.

A distinctive aura, too.

This yields a distinctive phenomenology.

Concomitantly, a distinctive personality emerges.