Sentence examples for do something distinctive from inspiring English sources
Short story writers -- Alice Munro, William Trevor, Raymond Carver -- are allowed to write the same story again and again but they must do something distinctive with the territory they populate: imagine for us a whole world of their creation that no other writer can enter.
It must be hard to balance making people happy and doing something distinctive?
Just days before "Enlightened" was canceled, she wrote: "Aesthetically and narratively, 'Enlightened' is doing something distinctive, important and new, and people come to HBO for that kind of risk-taking.
They aren't trying to make something distinctive".
So part of it was kind of quixotic naïveté on my part, but then I also wanted to do something that was ambitious and distinctive.
He told Mr. Rajaratnam to concentrate on an investment for which he had "the right insight that you feel we are able to do something that's unique, that's distinctive, that's somewhat watertight".
But Pita is doing something very distinctive here, using the "phasing" techniques of Reich's score to accumulate layers of expressive richness.
You may want to do something to the paperclip to make it distinctive.
Have distinctive features, or if you don't, do something with your features that make you stand out from the crowd.
Reid's idea is that the only conception we can have of the exertion of power is of that distinctive sort of mental effort in which we engage when we will to do something.
