Sentence examples for has been distinctive from inspiring English sources

The art of the cinema in France has been distinctive from the start; its business is distinctive, too.

But Mr. Goodman's contribution has been distinctive, and he leaves with the praise of members of both party for his advocacy of New York City's interests.

Mugabe's reign has been distinctive for the cycle of poverty, poaching, and political corruption that have fed off one another in ways deadly for both the human and animal species.

Arcing into the heart of the lowlands of Alabama, the Black Belt has been distinctive because of its association with the cotton production that long dominated its rich soils though little cotton is grown there now.

Each short film so far has been distinctive, but all address certain timeless questions: how do women appear to themselves?

Awarded annually to an alumnus whose career contributions in nursing or health care have been distinctive for their impact and have been recognized regionally, nationally or internationally.

Writing from Wales in English has been as distinctive and complex as England's nearest and least understood neighbours, the Welsh themselves.

This bounty was quickly put to practical use, with a duo series that has been a distinctive feature of Jazz Gallery programming.

The band has been blending distinctive dance-pop hybrids for what feels like forever, and now they're back with a new album.

The explicit use of analogical arguments, since antiquity, has been a distinctive feature of scientific, philosophical and legal reasoning.

In fact, the paucity of snowmelt in this drought has been its distinctive natural feature.