Sentence examples for a very distinctive one from inspiring English sources

The further development of modern logic, however, has clearly demonstrated that classical logic is only one particular theory (although maybe a very distinctive one) among the vast variety of logical systems.

There may be countless period-instrument orchestras nowadays, but Les Siècles, founded by conductor François Xavier-Roth 10 years ago, is a very distinctive one.

On a simple level, though, there is just the sound of his voice, a very distinctive one.

Then her bridge bounced off of a few rocks making a very distinctive clink upon hitting each one.

Similar to the sounds that one might hear on the Lower East Side on a Saturday night, the male insects will make a very distinctive sound as they look to, well, get it on.

Built in to this is a very distinctive and cinematic connection that I've never come across before, their one-way psychic bond.

Which means that this all-shot-on-soundstages, early Technicolor film had a very distinctive look.

The hands of a mechanic who has worked on engines for more than 40 years have a very distinctive look.

"But movements have a very distinctive dynamic.

BBC Three was a very distinctive channel.

Marmite has a very distinctive flavor.