Sentence examples for distinctive and important from inspiring English sources

Weiner should run only if he has distinctive and important ideas to bring to the mayoralty.

Both men and women play distinctive and important parts in agricultural rituals.

How do you make each distinctive and important each year and make the author feel their book really matters?

The most distinctive and important feature of amphibians in general and salamanders in particular is their smooth, moist skin.

According to the suit, which was first reported by The Hollywood Reporter, a musicologist, Judith Finell, studied "Blurred Lines" and "Got to Give It Up" and found "a constellation of at least eight distinctive and important compositional elements" between them.

I try to take Hertfordshire to the policymakers, politicians and opinion-formers, so they understand what we're doing, why it's distinctive and important and what both sides can do to support common aims (whether that's quality teaching, high-impact research, local economic development or any other of the many university agendas).

His publications were always distinctive, meaningful and important.

And, in that world, his faith may seem more distinctive — and more important — than his doubts.

Next to the Anegada iguana, Ms. Malone found the Jamaican iguana to be the most genetically distinctive and biologically important species of the group.

The auteur wars of an earlier age of criticism ended with the late Andrew Sarris's victory nobody any longer doubts that the studios harbored artists, such as Hitchcock, whose work was as distinctive and as important as any being done in any art form regardless of the arrantly commercial context of studio filmmaking.

The most distinctive and historically important version of this narrower, self-conscious conservatism rests on scepticism concerning reason in politics.