Sentence examples for distinctive form from inspiring English sources

In Asia, by contrast, no distinctive form of socialism emerged.

India, however, has a distinctive form of financial purgatory.

Ms. Deradoorian and Ms. Coffman made the most of their solo turns, each in distinctive form.

In sculpture she's developed a distinctive form of hand-worked assemblage.

The making of elaborate kites from cloth or paper is a distinctive form of visual art as well.

Doctors interpreted spiritual fasting as irrational, "a distinctive form of female religious empowerment that was incongruent with the material facts of the contemporary world".

In low-country South Carolina, American slavery assumed a distinctive form, one that has captured the attention of generations of historians.

Similar schemes proliferated in the early twentieth century, and by the postwar years the modern Nordic welfare state had its distinctive form.

And maybe (as Chait would probably argue) there is a distinctive form of whiny, self-defeating "splittism" on the left that's largely absent on the right.

Butch Morris, who created a distinctive form of large-ensemble music built on collective improvisation that he single-handedly directed and shaped, died on Tuesday in Brooklyn.

Tibetans are more devout and their distinctive form of Buddhism is a central part of their identity (which makes them more "different" from the Han Chinese).