Sentence examples for far more distinctive from inspiring English sources

The G37, a coupe based on the G35 sedan, is far more distinctive than that.

Thermoelectric Refrigeration (TER) has emerged as a promising refrigeration technology as it comes with far more distinctive advantages over conventional refrigeration systems.

All but gone is the swaggering bravado of his youth, the stuff that kept him afloat in a cohort class of far more distinctive singers.

The other cobblers, all of which use a biscuit dough (much like a scone), in this case) to top the fruit seem far more distinctive a dish.

By the time we'd gotten to Phuket, Thailand's largest island, some of us bypassed the "Island Overview" tour, with the requisite beaches and hotels, in favor of what sounded like a far more distinctive tour of "Spectacular Phangnga Bay," a k a "James Bond Island".

They are notably not practicing Tibetan Buddhism--something that is actually far more distinctive to Tibetan culture.

But the approximately $150,000 Continental will only share the underpinnings of its relatives; everything visible will be far richer and more distinctive than in any Audi or VW.

"We're trying to take it away from its sordid past into something far more elegant and distinctive".

Horns is far more playful, but somewhat less distinctive.

"We have been finalizing a design that will be far more practical while being both distinctive and magnificent".

And for the viewer, a race where every single contender is so wonderfully distinctive becomes far more exciting to watch.