Sentence examples for from a distinctive from inspiring English sources

Topographical names arose from a distinctive feature of local geography.

Detroit's travails arise in part from a distinctive aspect of America's divided economy and society.

No shrill alarms warn passers-by to step away from a distinctive body shape.

The creative power of evolution arises from a distinctive interaction between chance and necessity, between random mutation and natural selection.

"From a distinctive, inimitable voice, a wickedly funny and fascinating romp through the strange, and often contradictory history of Western parenting -- Provided by publisher.

The movie throws off threads ranging from a distinctive lapel pin to a bunch of missing people with abandon and then never follows up on them.

During the years it spent in Microsoft's shadow, Apple benefited from having a distinctive, counter-cultural brand.

But seldom has the view from such a distinctive building been threatened so soon after the ink on so many sales contracts has dried.

Far from stamping a distinctive Gore imprint on the Democratic Party, the document warmly embraces the centrist policies of the Clinton administration and lavishly credits them for the prosperity of the last seven years.

In our case, phylogenetic reconstruction for L. provocax indicates that most haplotypes from SFC form a distinctive haplogroup emerging from a basal northern haplotype found in freshwater habitat, which could suggest a postglacial recolonization from the northern freshwater refuge.

Part of the pleasure of a first-rate novel stems from listening to a distinctive voice.