Sentence examples for distinctive attempt from inspiring English sources

In a series of recent papers, Michael Bratman has embraced the problematic framed by the controversy between Frankfurt and Watson, and has offered a distinctive attempt to answer Velleman's challenge (see, e.g., Bratman, 1997, 2003, 2004, and several of the essays in his 2007 collection).

Now Vanishing Point, one of the UK's most distinctive companies, attempts to shed some light by using the photograph to examine western privilege and what threatens it.

Even more distinctive is Kierkegaard's attempt to address his readers personally and to encourage them to reflect on their own lives.

The proposed New Mexico law is distinctive in that it attempts to block the purchase of alcohol, said Anne Teigen, a senior policy specialist with the group.

Indeed, the criteria for inclusion in our analysis have several distinctive features from previous attempts at predicting CAP severity.

Thus in the dispute between classical and intuitionist logicians the attempt to import distinctive intuitionistic connectives into classical languages containing classical connectives results in the 'intuitionistic' connectives obeying classical logical laws.

As ever, on this song Ms. Cyrus displays a husky, distinctive voice that undermines any attempts at naïveté, but still, there's no frisson to this attempt at rebirth.

In later years, perceptive critics such as Lucas Balbo, Tim Lucas and Stephen Thrower highlighted his distinctive vision and made tentative attempts at nailing down a filmography Franco had been too busy making movies to keep track of.

Male walruses are known to produce distinctive gong-like calls when attempting to attract females.

The "Third Way" discourse is Blair's attempt to identify a distinctive approach and agenda.

Our philosophical claim is that this difference is crucial for any attempt to locate the distinctive experience and insight of poetry within philosophy.