Sentence examples for and distinctiveness of a from inspiring English sources

It began with mapping the difference and distinctiveness of a new society establishing itself in the antipodes and at a large imaginative distance from the rest of the world.

This product particularly shines in two areas which we think are crucial in an app-based world:  removing friction, and distinctiveness of voice".

Over all, I was impressed with the quality and distinctiveness of these variations on the theme.

The drama and distinctiveness of Mr. Wharton's life at least match the three Hollywood movies made of his books.

"You should write a book," he says, the phrase glib and hackneyed in contrast to the sprightly erudition and distinctiveness of much of their dialogue.

LONG ISLAND may not have a Met or a Louvre, but it more than compensates with the sheer number and distinctiveness of its museums.

And while the Schicks plan to move to an Oxfordshire village this fall, they admit that they will miss the elegance and distinctiveness of their historic home.

The BBC has been ordered to improve the "quality and distinctiveness" of its peak-time drama and current affairs.

This confirms the overall genetic unity and distinctiveness of East Asia.

Additionally, there has been considerable debate about the professional identity and distinctiveness of DOs in the United States [ 21- 25].

The distinctiveness of A and R from the four constructs that are most highly related (E,G,P,S) can be seen in the magnitude of the first-order factor inter-correlations from the modified model (PH2; Table 5) and the second-order factor loadings (PH3; Table 6) which were both less than 0.75 (50% common variance).