Sentence examples for distinctive among from inspiring English sources
The No More War Movement was distinctive among peace societies in advocating actual resistance to war.
Dr. Sessoms, who is paid $136,661, was also distinctive among the 17 college presidents at the City University.
The Italian football manager is much the most distinctive among the foreign coaches now in control of our national game.
Renoir, because of his fascination with the human figure, was distinctive among the others, who were more interested in landscape.
He made himself internationally distinctive among African leaders by acknowledging the international scientific consensus surrounding the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Its advertising was distinctive among black publications at the time because it promoted general merchandise, as well as products like hair straighteners aimed at blacks.
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.
Category learning can be achieved by identifying common features among category members, distinctive features among non-members, or both.
A distinctive refrain among the Kino missions is their settings.
In Taste, he writes articles and develops recipes -- this month on "posh squash" and "distinctive desserts," among others.
American brewers, too, are drawn to hefeweizen, which is but one distinctive style among many wheat beers.
