Sentence examples for for a distinctive type from inspiring English sources
In 1879 "Tar-Baby," a story probably inspired by his reading of William Owens' work on black folklore, appeared in the Atlanta Constitution and created a vogue for a distinctive type of dialect literature.
But since Giuliani's disastrous run for the Republican Presidential nomination, in 2008, he has become a national embarrassment of a distinctive type.
Kurth's arguments for concluding that anxiety is a distinctive type of emotion that has aretaic value and his discussions of the challenges this poses to influential accounts of virtue and agency deserve special praise.
This results in a distinctive type of interview and gives candidates unique opportunities and challenges.
Heatwaves are a distinctive type of extreme temperature event, where anomalous conditions must occur over consecutive days.
Therefore, they have to adopt a distinctive type of strategy to compete in such a dynamic environment.
Lycia is described as a district along the Mediterranean coast of Turkey inhabited in the first millennium B.C. by people about whom relatively little is known, although they are noted for their "distinctive type of funerary architecture".
(These old treatments for leprosy have been replaced by sulfone drugs and other modern antibiotics). Achariaceae is chemically quite different from Salicaceae in that many members have cyanogenic compounds of a very distinctive type.
A line in each individual graph depicts a constant flow rate for the three distinctive types of drilling fluid with three different viscosities (1, 2.5, and 6 cp).
