Sentence examples for distinctive writing from inspiring English sources

In other words, the distinction may hinge on political considerations as much as on cultural differences, distinctive writing systems, or degree of mutual intelligibility.

Groupon has been profiled for its distinctive writing style.

Hampton remembers even then a "distinctive writing personality.

The L.A. Times, especially back in those days, really embraced distinctive writing and storytelling.

But these are issues that can be sorted out as Stibbe's undoubtedly distinctive writing develops.

Tina Brown, Newsweek's editor, said she realized as she planned the anniversary issue that the bar would be high for delivering distinctive writing.

"Once, each Test in this country was distinctive," wrote Greg Baum in the Sydney Morning Herald.

The main website (at www4.calvarychapel.com/) states that Calvary Chapel is "focused on the inerrancy of the Bible;" Calvary is also described as a "Bible-believing, evangelical church" (from the "Calvary Chapel Distinctives" written by founding pastor Chuck Smith).

Leonardo's study of the human body – fruits of his dissection of 20 bodies in the winter of 1510 – was never published, but his notes remain, with 240 detailed drawings of the hand, shoulder and the workings of the heart, as well as 13,000 closely written notes in his distinctive mirror writing.

The opera reflects the influence of Dvorak and Smetana but hints at the distinctive vocal writing (which imitates spoken Czech cadences) of Janacek's mature operas, like "Jenufa".

Here (in no particular order) is my top 10: The exhibition at the Royal College of Physicians includes many books with Dee's distinctive hand written notes, including his famous Monas Hieroglyphica.