Sentence examples for distinctive imprint from inspiring English sources

Eager to give each unit a distinctive imprint, the development team is offering 130 floor plans.

Then, mysteriously, they somehow leave their own distinctive imprint on whatever they borrowed.

But for much of the show he seems hesitant to put a distinctive imprint on the part.

This is a swath of downtown where that actress has left her distinctive imprint, in the form of flying fists, hurled shot glasses and lots of running mascara.

This is what powers the charge, I suspect, that is commonly levelled against Lean: he is said to be impersonal, a coolly superb technician and a redoubtable marshaller of forces, but his movies lack the distinctive imprint of the auteur.

The recognition of — sorry — the mark of "Kane," the distinctive imprint of the Hollywood filmmaker on a studio production, made the French New Wave possible and determined the self-conscious course of the modern cinema, Hollywood and elsewhere.

Different mechanisms are expected to leave distinctive imprints in the patterns of morphological divergence over time.

This author showed that different evolutionary models leave distinctive imprints on the distribution of shape distances versus time of divergence.

A distinctive personal imprint.

Far from stamping a distinctive Gore imprint on the Democratic Party, the document warmly embraces the centrist policies of the Clinton administration and lavishly credits them for the prosperity of the last seven years.

However, we also conclude that it is difficult to identify a particular and distinctive empirical imprint of the ST literature, and that some of the theory's 'competitive advantages' are far from fully exploited.