Sentence examples for distinct identity from inspiring English sources

"It's partly because he doesn't have a distinct identity.

It hardened their determination to record in both Welsh and English and forge a distinct identity.

The answer is not much, at least of ample significance to carve out a distinct identity.

He will say the Lib Dems have a very distinct identity as a party.

This week he has established himself as a leader with a distinct identity.

And how do they create a distinct identity in a crowded marketplace?

Alexander said: "Cornish people have a proud history and a distinct identity.

Sicily certainly has a distinct identity and a speech that many linguists consider a separate language.

The combination of those styles gives the company its distinct identity.

In a statement, Quinlan Private said that "each hotel will retain its distinct identity".

With Beethoven, genius became a distinct identity, fashioned by the self rather than furnished by God.