Sentence examples for distinctive pedigree from inspiring English sources
It's a distinctive pedigree, all right, lofty enough to have secured the younger Ms. Roitfeld a flurry of modeling gigs (she is the face of a spring Lancôme campaign), invitations to the coolest parties and the fawning attention of scores of bloggers.
Raymond K. Chaffin, who called himself Skip, came into my life 15 years ago with a distinctive, distinguished pedigree: he specialized in writers.
Owing to their distinctive historical pedigree, national statist paradigms may entail skewed angles of vision and biased frames of reference, which not only distort reality, but can also render democratic deficiencies at the European level invisible.
Cats of distinctive, potentially prizeworthy pedigree look like fat monkeys, old men or anorexics.
Enter Willem Dafoe, another reliably idiosyncratic actor of Malkovichian pedigree, whose distinctive teeth make him the perfect choice for the part.
Inside the Ivy League, an Ivy League pedigree makes one precisely as distinctive as being Chinese in Shanghai.
They then found the distinctive mutations in the same gene among DNA samples from a pedigreed family of king cheetahs, confirming their suspicions that mutations in the gene, which they dubbed Taqpep, turned ordinary stripes into the more regal blotches.
But Dr. Sarah Auchincloss, a physician at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hosaidal, said the building's distinctive round towers, designed to increase air and light and keep down dust and germs, and its pedigree as North America's first cancer hospital, made it the "perfect site" for a museum of American medicine.
Jesse Cataldo writing for Slant Magazine said, "Yet despite its pedigree, the album puts too much overall emphasis on guest spots and not enough on establishing a distinctive identity for the rapper.
