Sentence examples for but not distinctive from inspiring English sources

A more orthodox approach is taken with lamb chops, which are fine but not distinctive.

As a cultural identity, Englishness is wonderfully potent but not distinctive – its very success means that it is global property.

"Pretty classic," "pudding," "balanced but not distinctive" and "the nut taste is fresh and good". $3.79 for 13 ounces, or 29 cents per ounce.

The scene has already gone on a bit, with looming, moody, but not distinctive closeups of the two characters, at oblique angles that don't suggest their positions relative to each other, until Nichols cuts to a wider two-shot of them sitting side by side on a porch.

Heather Phares of AllMusic defined Tisdale's voice as "pleasant enough" but not "distinctive" while reviewing her debut album Headstrong and added she had "more character singing" as her role in the High School Musical series.

These findings suggest distinctive mechanisms but not distinctive key molecules that regulate cell invasion of brain tumour cells.

It's likable but definitely not distinctive – just another formulaic entry into the already saturated teen-pop field".

Of the other tested genes, 13 exhibited alternative splicing but were not distinctive between normal and cancerous tissues, and 16 showed no evidence of alternative splicing (Additional file 4).

The songs give off a lovely perfume, but they are not distinctive enough to stand wholly on their own.

"The Gruffalo" is impressive — like a calling-card for a studio job or even a sketch for a feature — but it's not distinctive.

There are many outstanding pieces of Japanese calligraphy in kanji, but they are not distinctive when compared with their Chinese counterparts.