Sentence examples for ever more distinctive from inspiring English sources
In recent years Salonen's voice as a composer has grown ever more distinctive; you can track his progress on three CD compilations of his scores, on Finlandia, Sony, and DG.
We foresee more celebrities choosing ever more distinctive names for their children, to strengthen their case for trademark protection.
"Radio 2 is a mainstream entertainment station, that's what it's for and we are trying to make it even more distinctive than ever before".
That makes the seminar series even more distinctive.
Where did he get his even more distinctive "Bunny" nickname?
What is even more distinctive, and transforming, is the writing.
Children with Apert Syndrome have even more distinctive facial features.
It is prepared like limoncello, but has an even more distinctive taste.
These results are even more distinctive under time constraint [ 17].
He checks in with his flight-dynamics and conceptual-paradigm officers at Colorado Command (and we ask ourselves — has there ever been a more distinctive exponent of dialogue than Don DeLillo?): "We have a deviate, Tomahawk".
He checks in with his flight-dynamics and conceptual-paradigm officers at Colorado Command (and we ask ourselves has there ever been a more distinctive exponent of dialogue than Don DeLillo?): "We have a deviate, Tomahawk".
