Sentence examples for distinctive at the same from inspiring English sources

If Fiji looked at its neighbors' flags and asked, 'how can my flag show that I'm part of that neighboring community?' that would be a positive piece of its design even though it's trying to be distinctive at the same time.

"The BBC collectively asked him to be distinctive, and at the same time get a 30% share.

This fall, MIT Professor Shigeru Miyagawa flipped his classroom as he taught two versions of Visualizing Japan to two distinctive audiences at the same time.

She turned back to embroidery after graduating from art school in the US, building on the innovations of 70s feminists who'd brought new life to traditional women's work, developing her own distinctive voice at the same time.

A distinctive bench at the same elevation extends along the eastern side of the Xiaojiang River and can also be traced in pockets of the steep-sided Jinsha valley upstream of the confluence.

Created centuries apart in China, India, Cambodia and elsewhere, these images are blood relatives and distinctive multicultural hybrids at the same time.

It's a weird paradox; a car that is both is both distinctive and wallpaper at the same time.

The saccharine nature of his painting mixed with the irreverent core that runs through it all ends up making the works both distinctive and haunting at the same time... Sophisticated collectors who would visit us [would] ask, 'How can you collect that guy?'...Mark is the real deal, and more than any artist I have met, he crafts his life into his art and vice versa".

The humor, however, is distinctive, somehow sharp and gentle at the same time, accessible but never tired or obvious.

It needs to recognize and celebrate the distinctive identities of its citizens at the same time that it reflects and promotes what unites them.

Turning degenerate lives into literature is nothing new, but Verhulst's distinctive voice, childlike and knowing at the same time, is particularly resonant.