Sentence examples for has never been distinctive from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush's tax cut plan has never been distinctive for its content, which is standard-issue conservatism -- big tax cuts for the rich, a few crumbs for middle-class families with children the right age, nothing for the poor.

Mobile users, please click here to view The post-Communist Polish rock scene has never been that distinctive – it actually produced more truly original gems during the underground punk explosion of the early 80s.

Phelps has never been a particularly distinctive vocalist — his blues covers have worked mainly because of his astonishing slide work — and now that he has found his voice as a songwriter it turns out to be Tom Waits's voice, with a surfeit of impressionistic imagery and quirky characters.

Phelps has never been a particularly distinctive vocalist his blues covers have worked mainly because of his astonishing slide work and now that he has found his voice as a songwriter it turns out to be Tom Waits's voice, with a surfeit of impressionistic imagery and quirky characters.

New footage, which officers have digitally enhanced, shows a man who has never been identified wearing a distinctive V emblem jacket in an off-licence on Well Hall Road in Eltham at 8pm on the night Lawrence was murdered.

The monotypic Eretini was also strongly supported as monophyletic but this has never been questioned since the group is well characterized by several distinctive synapomorphies (see [ 12, 15]).

It also appeared as a distinctive feature of the human medulla oblongata, which has never been reported in other species, so far.

The present paper is aimed at defining distinctive subdivisions of the human cuneate nucleus (Cu), evident from prenatal to old life, whose occurrence has never been clearly formalized in the human brain, or described in other species so far.

- never had this option and it has never been considered.

Daptomycin has never been used.

Yet this has never been demonstrated.