Sentence examples for distinctive not only from inspiring English sources

And the works were distinctive not only stylistically, but also in their emotional content.

Chefs who have experimented with it discovered an herbal stem distinctive not only for its lingering heat and fragrance but also for its power to transform a dish.

The pieces are distinctive not only because of the types and colors of glazes, but for the choice of clay, the kind of kiln and the firing temperatures.

In 1957, Hotter and Jochum recorded "Boris" for the Bavarian Radio: a performance With a cast packed with important Wagnerian voices (Myto 3 MCD 953.131; three CD's), this German "Boris" is distinctive not only for its "wrong language" but also for its Wagnerian style.

This three-way race in the 24th Council District is distinctive not only because it is an area that has seen little in the way of hotly contested primary battles for City Council seats, but also because of the depth of government experience of its candidates.

Again, a piece of genre fiction will have to be unusually distinctive, not only because genre fiction is by definition generic, but because its standard styles tend not to call forth compelling English from the translator.

Even among billionaire hedge fund managers, Mr. Paulson is distinctive, and not only because he appears to be the richest.

We show that a careful division of the entire computational work into a set of distinctive tasks not only produces a clearly structured code, but also allows taskwise parallelization through appropriate use of OpenMP compiler directives.

This distinctive study not only invites its readers to view Cézanne's paintings with fresh eyes but also offers a new methodology for art historical inquiry outside linear narratives, one truly fitting for our time.

Now taxpayers are once again having to bail out, if not forgive, an improvident chancellor.What makes Mr Brown's tenure at the Treasury distinctive is not only its length but also its trajectory.

Suggested by mattyjj Distinctive for not only namechecking but also soundbiting, the song's hook samples Caine saying his own name (think Matt Damon in Team America, though more earnest).