Sentence examples for distinct and distinctive from inspiring English sources
"The Birth of a Nation" is a movie with distinct and distinctive virtues, thematic and aesthetic, which emerge from Parker's impassioned and extended reflection on Nat Turner's life and on the monstrous institution of slavery in the United States.
Her friends said she was determined to learn the lessons of Labour's involvement in the Scottish independence referendum and that "she wants Labour to run a distinct and distinctive campaign in the in/out referendum".
Two distinct and distinctive areas of contribution to theory by feminist bioethics are in care ethics/ethics of care, and in the conceptualization of autonomy.
Still, Amnesty International reminds Texans and the rest of us that America is in very distinct and distinctive company among executors: Only Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and China, "disreputable peers," execute more.
Unlike some later suburban developments, which simply sprawled housing across former farm fields without much focus or sense of community, the towns along rail lines tend to have distinct personalities and distinctive shopping areas.
The activities exemplified by GM-1111 (Table 1 and Figures 2 and 3) are generally demonstrated by a wide range of SAGEs with distinct structures and distinctive structure-activity profiles [6].
And distinctive can sell.
They are dramatic and distinctive.
She has a beautiful and distinctive.
It's visually pleasing and distinctive.
