Sentence examples for distinctive because it was from inspiring English sources

Medieval British Latin was particularly distinctive because it was affected by the diversity of native spoken languages, including English, French, Irish, Norse, and Welsh.

Though its colour and size vary, it is distinctive because it is slimy when wet and exudes copious amounts of milk.

Part 1 of the wing, which I call "the flat" is distinctive because it is flat.

Even among these, paskha (PAHS-kha) is distinctive because it is molded into a lampshade shape and chilled rather than cooked.

It is distinctive because it is bisected by a path lined with flowering cherry trees and a statue of a World War I soldier, which serves as a memorial to war veterans.

"The court considers the red dripping wax seal inherently distinctive, because it is a unique mark used in an unusual way to draw in the consumer," Judge Heyburn wrote.

Broadchurch is really distinctive because it's one person's voice," he says.

The creed of American exceptionalism is distinctive because it is tied closely to the creed of American individualism.

CG6995-R/P-B (CG6995 - RNA and Protein - form B) is distinctive because it is the only protein that possesses all of the domains known from mammalian SAF-Bs (Fig. 1C).

In rabbinic literature, Shavuot is called atzeret ("cessation" or "conclusion"), perhaps because the cessation of work is one of its distinctive features, or possibly because it was viewed as concluding the Passover season.

Some distinctive competencies are obvious, for example, a patent is a distinctive competency because it is unique and provides value; and it cannot be replicated or copied by a competitor (during the term of the patent).