Sentence examples for is this distinctive from inspiring English sources

It is this distinctive dip in the relationship between human-likeness and emotional response that is called the uncanny valley.

It is this distinctive privilege which is the subject of taxation, not the mere buying or selling or handling of goods, which may be the same, whether done by corporations or individuals.' Id., at 161—162, 31 S.Ct., at 353.

But how, long-term, is this distinctive province (it gave up British colonial status to join Canada only in 1949) to prosper, hundreds of miles from the heart of the country—or anywhere much else?

However, the male's booming mating call, created by pumping air through their throats and able to be heard from several kilometres away, gives its presence away and it is this distinctive call that has helped researchers count them.

It was like taking dictation and the result was this distinctive close first person voice.

It was this distinctive backdrop that eventually led to the introduction of an 'education voucher' programme, namely the PEVS, in 2007.

This is the distinctive part of Britney's costume.

This, he claims, is the distinctive wrong terrorists commit.

There was always this distinctive green staining of the cess, but no smell after 2,000 years.

"This was the distinctive thing about Neville as a politician.

But it was music intended for young people, and this was the distinctive thing.