Sentence examples for anything distinctive from inspiring English sources

But do we learn anything distinctive about Maori history?

There isn't even anything distinctive in the size, shape or feel of the book you're buying.

If we do that, we don't have anything distinctive to say to people about God.

Does Isuzu, with this vehicle and its others, bring anything distinctive to the party?

"My wines were O.K., but was I really doing anything distinctive or special?

But it's also a challenge: is there anything distinctive about Labour's goals, if the Conservatives can say they share them?

What if anything is distinctive about Chicago economics these days?

EVER since two Chechen brothers were implicated in the Boston bombings, people have been thumbing through atlases and history books to see what, if anything, is distinctive about Islam on Russia's mountainous southern rim.

While there wasn't anything particularly distinctive about the interpretation, the collaboration resulted in a satisfying rendition of a popular classic: one that was initially denounced by both performers and critics after its composition in 1878.

The Waldorf Zarenbourg is a really brilliant live keyboard, and it looks incredible, but as soon as you plug it in to record, it didn't seem to provide anything very distinctive, whereas the famous stage pianos of the 50s and 60s, a Wurlitzer or a Fender Rhodes, gave us a completely different dynamic.

We use these and other findings from existing qualitative studies to come to a better understanding of what, if anything, is distinctive about osteoarthritis patients who choose to access HRRKR abroad with the intent of identifying implications for arthritis care practice and future research.