Sentence examples for his distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

In a sport that emphasizes the collective over the individual, Smith has managed to keep his distinctiveness.

Is there a danger that by trying to appeal to an international audience he could lose his distinctiveness?

Not only are there dozens of his books for us to reread in perpetuity, but his distinctiveness as a stylist shaped many other writers' sensibilities.

To an American, he is of rare fauna, and his distinctiveness was catch-your-eye apparent even among his Cambridge colleagues.

Part of his distinctiveness as a choreographer is his recurrent use of the communal, nonvirtuosic steps and partnerings of folk dance.

Barbara Broccoli, with stepbrother Michael Wilson the longtime producer and steward of the franchise, says she thinks Bond has maintained his distinctiveness even in the face of all this competition.

Undergoing resuscitation is more like it, Steven F. Hayward, a conservative scholar, writes in The Washington Post, and Glenn Beck of the Fox News Channel may be doing some of the reviving: [His] distinctiveness and his potential contribution to conservatism can be summed up with one name: R.J. Pestritto.

He's a frightening construct but it's his peculiarity and distinctiveness that draw the reader to him, much as readers have been drawn to Ignatius J Reilly or even Holden Caulfield over the years.

Though the basic idea of "Kissing on the Mouth," a tale of young couples dissolving and forming (which he made at twenty-three, with virtually no crew and with his friends as actors), isn't amazingly original, the filmmaker's approach rings, immediately, with his stylistic distinctiveness.

But she noticed his quiet distinctiveness.

Died in Cincinnati, on April 12. His great distinctiveness was directing NFTY-National (now N. Amer). Federation of Temple Youth.