Sentence examples for distinctive interesting from inspiring English sources

In the title role, Goldman, whose rapid vibrato gave a distinctive, interesting timbre to this young Israeli's sound, made what she could of the ponderous drama.

A bit of waxiness can be a lovely thing in a spud, and I like the flimsy delicacy of the skins, but the meat of the things, their sugar and starch, offer nothing distinctive, interesting or pleasurable.

Pull out the most distinctive, interesting and true things about yourself to put out there for all to read.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: What's distinctive and interesting about this C-B MOMA show?

The bolder, plusher wines are nothing to dismiss, but I don't find them as distinctive or interesting.

Mr. Burke has called hockey a game in which you can get knocked down hard "any time you have the puck," and has argued that that shouldn't change: "That's what's distinctive and interesting — and what our fans like in our game.

However, his elaboration of this claim is a distinctive and interesting one.

Their views in logic and physics are no less distinctive and interesting than those in ethics itself.

Ethics, too, is integral to this path and to Buddhist philosophy in general, but the most distinctive and interesting features of Geluk philosophy are found in its epistemology, and in particular, negative dialectics.

Twardowski's position is distinctive and interesting because it is a non-platonistic theory of absolute truth, though it is difficult to say exactly what place it occupies with respect to Leśniewski's nominalistic or to Tarski's platonistic approach (for these labels see Simons 2003: section 2).

We thereby provide a starting point for future molecular studies of the Accipitriformes, an ecologically distinctive and interesting group.