Sentence examples for distinctive than from inspiring English sources

The G37, a coupe based on the G35 sedan, is far more distinctive than that.

And the British dystopia rarely looks more distinctive than in contrast with America's.

The life-forms of South America are only less distinctive than those of Australia.

It is no more distinctive than being tall, fat or left-handed.

The spicy chicken wings, no more distinctive than the spicy chicken wings at restaurants of other ethnicities, are another.

But the writing tends to be more distinctive than in her apprentice fiction of the same period.

I doubt I'll recognize it then, if only because the moth is much less distinctive than the caterpillar.

While VWs are typically seen as more distinctive than Toyotas or Hondas, questions remain about the brand's reliability.

In intent, most dishes are more distinctive than the lowest-common-denominator tourist grub prevalent in this patch of town.

As Mrs. Alice Ford, Adrienne Pieczonka is fine and pretty but perhaps a touch less distinctive than the others.

"I commissioned a report which said in some areas the BBC has become less distinctive than it was.