Sentence examples for distinctive types of from inspiring English sources

Other distinctive types of parties emerged in some countries.

There are distinctive types of farming in different areas of the country.

His brewing company, meanwhile, came to offer an assortment of beers and ales, including seasonal brews that varied with the harvest of the region's distinctive types of hops.

Rabbits solve this problem by passing two distinctive types of feces: hard droppings and soft black viscous pellets, the latter of which are immediately eaten (see coprophagy).

The southern terrain possesses several distinctive types of craters huge impact basins; large, partially filled craters with shallow, flat floors and eroded rims; smaller, fresh-looking bowl-shaped craters like those on the Moon; and rampart and pedestal craters.

All this is wittily done and played, in Michael Longhurst's Theatre Upstairs production, with great skill by Rafe Spall and Sally Hawkins: the scene where Spall obliquely proposes to Hawkins by dwelling on the distinctive types of bees is played in three different ways, and each time produces subtly different reactions.

The most distinctive type of slime is a subspecies called floam, thickened by a spoonful of Styrofoam pellets.

And it requires a distinctive type of vision: what is the movie and who is it for?

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, May 29 , 1954P. 33 PROFILE of Thomas Lamb, inventor of a distinctive type of handle called the Lamb Handle.

A government wildlife marksman and several local people had spotted the same distinctive type of animal in recent years, Freeman said.

In casting Pattinson and in directing him so anti-dramatically, Cronenberg evokes a distinctive type of character — one whose will seems cut off from desire.