Sentence examples for given distinctive from inspiring English sources

A new ordinance decreed that all domestic cats be neutered; they were also given distinctive collars.

Clans are reckoned by patrilineal descent, wives join their husbands' clans, and cattle are given distinctive clan brands.

The soloists, though not tied exclusively to specific roles, are given distinctive music: the soprano, who usually sings Mary's text, has a lilting, lyrical line most of the time, yet also moves high and low in the range, often in precarious leaps.

As shown by the examples just given, distinctive features of the Arabic Plotinus often have to do with the One or First Principle.

As observed above, one motivation derives from concerns with sentient phenomena whether, given distinctive properties attaching to conscious states and events, they can be explained in terms of underlying physical states and events.

Corner houses were given distinctive designs and turrets.

Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Franz Grundheber, and Mark Delavan are giving distinctive performances of the baritone roles.

| Marthe Keller's production of "Don Giovanni" may be set in a big brick alley of a set, but it gives distinctive performers a clear slate on which to make their mark.

Yet in a sequence like "Sympathy" (five pieces linking court cases to human dramas, touching variously on irony, guilt, pity, revenge, love and anger), Armitage is at his intriguing best, giving distinctive voices to diverse human experiences.

It allows us to give distinctive benefits for patients".

It is well known that most mesoporous adsorbents give distinctive and reproducible hysteresis loops.