Sentence examples for but less distinctive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kelley's voice is, quietly, more powerful but less distinctive.

Our shared secondi, wood-grilled lamb leg and sausage, was capable, but less distinctive.

The Journal under Robert Thomson is more readable but less distinctive.

His regular cookies, in two sizes, are good but less distinctive; they are also used to make ice cream sandwiches.

On the interior, the Regency details of the 1930's have been removed, replaced with traditional but less distinctive elements.

(He plays soprano on two tracks, sounding lovely but less distinctive on that instrument: his tone betrays a close study of Branford Marsalis, which is a problem mainly if you're primed to notice it).

Horns is far more playful, but somewhat less distinctive.

(Mon Khmer, from Brooklyn, played an opening set that was more muscular but also less distinctive).

In his poetry, Healy found a calmer, but no less distinctive, voice that reflected his sober, more gentle self.

Most large American breweries add additional grains, like rice or corn, to produce a lighter-bodied, sometimes crisper but often less distinctive beer.

The only bottle from Liguria in the tasting, the 2007 Altavia with the curious proprietary name "Noname," was lighter-bodied still, crisp, lively and fresh but perhaps less distinctive than the others.