Sentence examples for a very distinctive part from inspiring English sources

Breakfast is a very distinctive part of the schedule".

"We wanted to show a very distinctive part of destruction -- not just destroying, but how destruction itself can be a means of expression for artists," said Gianni Jetzer, curator with Chris Sharp of the exhibition, "Under Destruction," the first chapter of which opened on Wednesday.

Future studies are a decisive part of the public decision process which plays a very distinctive role in the desirable future of a society.

Certainly James Ellroy is a writer who has a huge following and a very distinctive voice.

Viewpoint-independence can occur, more trivially, when all object views are familiar [17], perhaps because separate, lower-level representations have been established for each viewpoint; or when the object has very distinctive parts [18] that are easily transformed to match the new viewpoint.

It's a very distinctive place with a very idiosyncratic character.

The maps presented in Figure 2 show a very distinctive regional pattern, characterized by high levels of IMR concentrated in parts of the Northeast and low levels of IMR in the South.

There are specific skills needed to project your part, often in a lower register that might compete with the viola, which has a very distinctive timbre".

"But movements have a very distinctive dynamic.

BBC Three was a very distinctive channel.

Marmite has a very distinctive flavor.