Sentence examples for any distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

But his Tonight Show Band was always admirable for its versatility, vitality and polish, more than any distinctiveness of style.

But there was a fear that this would be adopted south of the border by the Conservatives and so lose any distinctiveness.

Both mitochondrial and nuclear genes failed to reveal any distinctiveness of the populations under the two names.

The fact of our quiescence as public spaces are fenced off, bulldozed and bleached of any cultural distinctiveness is one of the most interesting themes in Ground Control; but, sadly, it is underdeveloped.

There might still be some pockets of resistance, but London is effectively turning itself into Nowhere, with any lingering distinctiveness mostly tied up in a few famous landmarks.

In any case, they lack all distinctiveness.

Verdict: One of Whittingdale's favourite words, the white paper references "distinct" or "distinctiveness" 50 times.

The tool is particularly useful from a distinctiveness perspective.

However, our evidence suggests there is a "distinctiveness gap".

However, different analyses disagree about which populations are distinct and no analysis strongly supported the distinctiveness of any population.

Not an everyday burger by any means, but its distinctiveness earns it a place among New York's finest.