Sentence examples for distinctive statements from inspiring English sources

Three of the four works made distinctive statements about the art of classical ballet.

Baton-shaped ornaments wound into garments were inexplicable, but the jostle of chevron stripes and micro jacquards made a distinctive statement.

If you have one of these, you have a distinctive statement that combines your family history with a design that probably can't be found for sale anywhere.

The three popular models make distinctive fashion statements summed up by their names: Bent Up, Snap Brim and the Clergy, which lacks a crease in the crown and is bound around the brim.

For this was more than just the sound of 2009, it was a distinctive musical statement of the like we may never get to hear again.

The huge cost of the design was justified by politicians and officials at the time by claims it would provide as a distinctive architectural statement amid a sea of otherwise functional designs.

Joseph Raz rejected Hart's claim that normative terms have a distinctive meaning in statements of law.

Only these first two statements construe the distinctive feature of self-knowledge as plainly epistemic; however, most who endorse (3) also claim that this agential relation grounds a special epistemic relation.

Finally, in the mid-1980's, they were given their distinctive red coat, as a statement that transit officials were going to war against the vandals.

The social organization of Kent had many distinctive features, which support the statement of the Venerable Bede that its inhabitants were a different tribe from the Angles and Saxons, namely the Jutes.

Statement (1) identifies the distinctive feature of self-knowledge as the epistemic status of a certain class of beliefs, whereas statement (2) identifies it by the method one uses in forming these beliefs.