Sentence examples for any distinctive from inspiring English sources

Only a few have any distinctive visual style.

"The people in camouflage and without any distinctive signs came by buses from the Sevastopol side.

The cast is reduced to anonymous universal archetypes: only the girl, with her red shoes, has any distinctive identity.

It had a high back, which hid most of my apartment and any distinctive features from the camera.

"Any distinctive language interests me, whether it's that of football or knitting, but scientific language is very beautiful.

Menzies was succeeded by his longtime lieutenant, Harold Holt, who had little time to make any distinctive impact before his sudden death in December 1967.

Many observers felt confirmed in their view that the Christian Democrats (CDU), while led by a very shrewd power player, are losing any distinctive ideological profile.

Being told you're "devoid of any distinctive character" is always a blow but to hear it in front of a packed courtroom is doubly cruel.

Even more so because early Americans spent centuries killing Indians, and then decades trying to drive any distinctive Indianness out of the ones who survived.

Test-making companies say they must cater to each state's requirements in levels of difficulty, as well as any distinctive culture and mores.

We decided to focus on Napa zinfandels, and were especially curious to see whether we could detect any distinctive regional style.