Sentence examples for hardly distinctive from inspiring English sources

Its style is rather generalised, a late-Romantic effusion that's plausible enough but still hardly distinctive.

Even the corner office, where Thomas E. Eidson resides from 9 to 5, is hardly distinctive.

But FirstEnergy says its performance and spending patterns are hardly distinctive.

But this is hardly distinctive of constructivism as such.

But attacking market follies is hardly a distinctive position (listen to Nicolas Sarkozy, France's supposedly centre-right president).

HUNTINGTON - GUITAR music sometimes sounds as if it came off an assembly line, efficient and adequate but hardly a distinctive work of art.

I hasten to add that the partisan gerrymander is hardly the distinctive province of contemporary Republicans.

He is a subject of endless media fascination, but he hardly cuts a distinctive figure: at forty-five, he is short, with neatly parted hair, a mustache, and a paunch.

But there are at least three reasons why now is an especially bad time to be watering down their commitment: firstly, agreeing with half the Labour front bench hardly makes them look distinctive and anti-establishment.

The specific pattern of NAT2 haplotype frequencies in Northeast Asian populations can hardly be explained by a distinctive subsistence mode since these populations share, with those of Europe and many other parts of Asia, the same mode based primarily on agriculture.

Such a characteristic renders it distinctive melting mode which hardly exists in conventional paraffin PCMs.