Sentence examples for distinctive of a from inspiring English sources

It has an arched barrel ceiling, the original stools and countertop, and wrap-around windows, he said, which are all distinctive of a railway-car style diner.

As Charles Darwin observed in The Descent of Man, "it may be doubted whether any character can be named which is distinctive of a race and is constant".

"Each of those slopes, grooves, valleys define a pattern or combination of features that can be distinctive of a population".

What is distinctive of a prima facie obligation, as opposed to a mere instrumental means-end imperative, is that it cannot be overridden by mere desires.

In responding to you with fear or anger, I am implicitly evaluating you in a particular way, and this evaluation called the formal object is the kind of evaluation of the target that is distinctive of a particular emotion type.

Moreover, it would seem to be a metaphysically interesting fact distinctive of a class of phenomena that there is a level of determination in their metaphysical ancestry that involves normative facts.

A distinctive spelling of a company name and a logo with a distinctive rendering of that company name are two separate trademarks.

Blastocyst, a distinctive stage of a mammalian embryo.

And Hartford Stage has a new Scrooge in its distinctive production of "A Christmas Carol".

But what would be the distinctive features of a Scottish welfare state?

They were a small but distinctive part of a collection aimed at reflecting global style.