Sentence examples for innovative distinctive from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Quek has been inspired and influenced by his mentors, he uses local Asian ingredients to create his own innovative, distinctive style of cooking.
What is certain is that throughout the better part of the 20th century, both photographers have been creating innovative, distinctive and immensely stylish modern images of, and for, Africans.
In a blow to the corporation, the trust rejected another proposal to launch a new BBC1+1 channel in place of BBC3 because of its likely impact on commercial rivals including ITV and Channel 5. "We want a strong, sustainable BBC which is innovative, distinctive and relevant and has clear boundaries with the commercial market," said Fairhead.
"The idea was really to build something innovative and distinctive that would broadcast the museum's mission of a shifting and dynamic culture," she said.
Emma Barker, an academic specialising in museum culture at the Open University, argues that during its 30-year exile away from the main collection, curators have brought an innovative and distinctive approach to their work without "dumbing down".
The interpretant, the most innovative and distinctive feature of Peirce's account, is best thought of as the understanding that we have of the sign/object relation.
I'm convinced that the BBC as a creative organisation will be able to reinvent a space for young people on the iPlayer that will be bold, innovative and distinctive.
Samsung responded by declaring it would "vigorously oppose the request and demonstrate to the court that the Galaxy S3 is innovative and distinctive", and reassured the public that the 21 June release would proceed as planned.
