Sentence examples for is very distinctive from from inspiring English sources

The Istanbul zone is very distinctive from the neighboring tectonic units in its stratigraphy, absence of metamorphism, and lack of major deformation (Okay 1989).

Physically, Homo sapiens is very distinctive, its peculiarities clearly resulting from a significant developmental reorganization with numerous skeletal ramifications and quite plausibly others as well.

But the Mormon vision is very distinctive.

"Their look is very distinctive," he said.

Indeed the story of modernism in Germany is very distinctive.

She disagreed: "I like the consistency, which is very distinctive.

"Human laughter is very distinctive," says Davila Ross.

The beak is very distinctive.

Even phonetically, the way the name is pronounced is very distinctive so the 'O' stands out.

The accent here is very distinctive, and found nowhere else in Canada.

Mitotic events in human colonic crypts were very distinctive: a nucleus migrated from the basal pole to the apical pole of the cell, while the cell membrane apparently maintained contact with the basement membrane via a pedestal; following cytokinesis, the daughter nuclei returned to the apical pole (see online supplementary movies S2 and S3).