Sentence examples for distinctive ways from inspiring English sources

It seems so, in distinctive ways.

Girard's film teems with distinctive ways to evoke Gould's remarkably creative re-creative genius.

No similar injunction inhibited the men, who found their own distinctive ways of flouting propriety.

But the sight of familiar scores is moving in distinctive ways.

From the beginning, The Times has taken readers' interests to heart in its own distinctive ways.

Family dining occasions can be fraught affairs, a condition two cookbooks, both inspired by aging parents, address in distinctive ways.

Today, even global capitalist corporations prate about the importance of local knowledge and distinctive ways of life.

Woolf Works, The Royal Ballet Wayne McGregor's evening-length work felt like a breakthrough for the cerebral choreographer, exploring story and emotion in distinctive ways.

Many of America's downfallen (Tyco, Global Crossing, WorldCom) were hastily bundled together amalgamations of companies that lost their distinctive ways and found nothing to replace them.

The cultures of China, Korea, and Japan went on, from this period of interaction during the Han dynasty, to develop in quite distinctive ways.

Not only that, but in classical Greece, rival city-states that wished to avoid war without changing their distinctive ways of life would exchange hostages.