Sentence examples similar to distinctively elaborate from inspiring English sources

The slave states developed an elaborate and distinctively American binary racial system, in which everybody across a wide range of European origins was put into one category, white, and everybody across a wide range of African origins (including those with more white forebears than black forebears) was put into another category, black.

We will elaborate on the distinctively different opportunity structures for employment across the three regions in the following sections of the paper.

Though rather formulaic (and a bit laughable today for its distinctively 1980s styles), RAD featured elaborate and at the time revolutionary BMX stunts and riding performed by many of the pioneers of the movement at their prime.

Distinctively French was the unified and elaborate treatment of the compartmentalized garden beds, which the Italians had made in a variety of forms.

He dropped the black/white quips and focused on becoming a comic storyteller, someone who could spin an observation or memory into an elaborate anecdote with his distinctively unpredictable speech pattern, filled with inspired details for universal appeal.

Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.

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The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

It's distinctively flavoured.

These were the distinctively emergency measures.

Fravel: This is distinctively MIT.