Sentence examples for distinctive as one from inspiring English sources
Thanks to a plethora of international guest stars and a liberal dose of Guettatronics, it doesn't sound as distinctive as one might hope, however.
When you walk through the Roman Forum today, the main Curia (Senate House) is distinctive as one of the most imposing structures within it.
Kyle is distinctive as one of the few Jewish children on the show, and because of this, he often feels like an outsider amongst the core group of characters.
The finest examples, especially those produced from one of three varieties – Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris – are truly distinctive as well as dazzling.
The grounds are distinctive as well.
What began as an earnest, all-but-invisible noncommercial network 11 years ago has evolved into a kids' icon with a sassy voice and an attitude that, say many of its fans, is just as distinctive as the one that made its sister network, MTV: Music Television, such a hit.
But in past times this elegant and distinctive building operated as one of the economic centres of world trade.
This shrapnel-turned-toy was identified in the ARES report for VICE News — alongside rocket cargo warhead sections, unexploded submunitions, tail fins, and other distinctive fragment pieces — as one of the many scattered remnants of a 9M27K rocket, a cluster munition containing a payload of 30 9N210 bomblets.
Phylogenetic and taxonomic classification of species present may be done by extracting and amplifying fragments of a distinctive gene such as one for ribosomal RNA from the sample and comparing the results to reference samples [ 9, 10].
Our genome-scale analysis shows that the three subspecies of fishers do not share haplotypes, and that both Californian populations are highly distinctive from one another as well as from all other geographic regions; none of these findings are indicated by the non-coding D-loop region.
