Sentence examples for distinguishing quality from inspiring English sources

He said that one distinguishing quality of Argentine filmmakers now is a preference for realistic themes and settings, often shot in black and white.

Daylight suffuses the 600-foot-long east concourse through clerestory windows above the central corridor, but there is no way yet to judge what might be the really distinguishing quality of Terminal 5's boarding areas: quiet.

Pound, who believed that the "Hellenic hardness" that he saw as the distinguishing quality of the poems of H.D. and Aldington was likely to be diluted by the "custard" of Storer, was to play no further direct role in the history of the Imagists.

Their distinguishing quality was cynicism.

Depending on the particular species, the length of the needles is another distinguishing quality.

If not high fashion, its guests had a singular distinguishing quality -- wealth.

The ones that stand out cultivate those distinguishing qualities without sacrificing a well-shaped tone.

In other words, the three components of compassion can be used to train the two distinguishing qualities of Level 5 leadership.

Socially-engaged Internet-art should maximize both social and artistic efficacy by distinguishing qualities, means, and ends of generating reactions from the audiences and subjects of the artworks.

The distinguishing qualities of Mr. Rosenwinkel's partnership with Mr. Turner are his open harmonies and a pastoral, unbluesy sound that leads back to Pat Metheny, and Mr. Turner's fine upper-register improvisations, which are driving and austere in their harmonic knowledge but never blustery.

These factors are the distinguishing qualities of entrepreneurs that Carayannis (998 2011, unpublished lecture notes; Carayannis and Gonzalez, 12003) terms obsessed maniacs and clairvoyant oracles.