Sentence examples for both distinctive from inspiring English sources

"We have been finalizing a design that will be far more practical while being both distinctive and magnificent".

"[But] I do believe very profoundly that it's possible to be both distinctive and a mixed economy of a channel.

It has the merit of being both distinctive and contemporaneous with the foundation of the EU itself.

Over the years his thought has tended automatically to configure itself in accordance with linguistic formulations that are, through force of habit, both distinctive and predetermined.

But "Auto Focus" refuses to cue the audience for either pity or blame, which is what makes the movie both distinctive and disturbing.

But Ms. Demeulemeester left the best until last: a pale fabric with ghostly chevrons creating a pattern that was both distinctive and mannish.

This Atlantic proximity gives Vejer both a distinctive White Town atmosphere and a promise that strong westerly winds will be sweeping over its walls and churches, mosques and castles.

While both are distinctive in their dress, both are affecting a costume more appropriate for the stage.

The company's chief executive, Rose Foster, said Monsoon and its Accesorize brands both had a distinctive identity.

The auteur, a film director who both has a distinctive vision for a work and exercises creative control, works with many other creative people.

The community is distinctive both for its early commitment to diversity and its well-preserved collection of midcentury modern houses, said Tod Bryant, the historic preservation consultant who wrote the National Register nomination.