More recent workers have not considered this form distinctive enough to maintain it as a distinct variety.
But differences in skin patterns were often distinctive enough to provide useful additional information.
And each ballet was distinctive enough to build a consistently lively program.
Nevertheless, the "hobbits" were considered distinctive enough to be a separate species: Homo floresiensis.
The songs give off a lovely perfume, but they are not distinctive enough to stand wholly on their own.
The characters aren't distinctive enough to give the movie the beloved status of, say, "School of Rock".
Light enough to make the journey from Manhattan, the gown was also distinctive enough to suit her maverick spirit.
But his friend David Kessler questioned whether Guru was distinctive enough to rise above the growing pack of beverage choices.
Like Mr. Schulson, the pastry chef, Daniel Skurnick, does work distinctive enough to compete with the décor.
Mr. Preljocaj's work is even distinctive enough to have attracted the ire of an American presidential candidate.
In an increasingly fragmented TV landscape, will they make the channel distinctive enough to change viewers' habits?
