Sentence examples for distinctively as from inspiring English sources

Does your organisation work as distinctively as it competes?

No white man in America works his septum through a vowel as distinctively as Petty, except maybe Jack Nicholson on a very good day.

Does your organisation work as distinctively as it competes?Instead of employees, Patricia Seybold focuses on the potential for using customers more in the innovation process.

Not every designer can cut a suit as distinctively as Hedi Slimane of Yves Saint Laurent, nor can every man wear it.

Who wouldn't want one under their Christmas tree?The objects have been beautifully photographed, Mr MacGregor's voice comes through as distinctively as it did on radio and his arguments about the interconnectedness of disparate societies through the ages are all the stronger for the detail afforded by extra space.

Pöggeler (1972) famously argues that Heidegger does not have a "philosophy of art" at all, because Heidegger does not think art distinctively as art but only in terms of the role that art plays disclosing being in time.

The ferment stretches into the Brda, where producers like Movia and Edi Simcic seem very much a part of this particular culture, though distinctively Slovene as well.

The joining procedure in SHAM is distinctively simple as well.

The picture was as distinctively Minnelli as anything he had made.

Sake, a product as distinctively Japanese as sumo wrestling and kimonos, has fallen brutally out of fashion.

A commis voyageur was – and still is – a commercial traveller, an explorer of new business worlds; it's an invention as distinctively French as cognac itself.