Sentence examples for its distinct identity from inspiring English sources

The combination of those styles gives the company its distinct identity.

In a statement, Quinlan Private said that "each hotel will retain its distinct identity".

(Japan has hundreds of specialty stores and each wants its distinct identity in terms of products).

First, we study what makes Europe special, and how its distinct identity has been influenced by its history.

But many democracy advocates and civil libertarians here are increasingly anxious about whether laissez-faire Hong Kong can maintain its independence from Beijing's authoritarian grip and its distinct identity as an amalgam of Western and Chinese sensibilities.

The final phase is reached when the pressure within the supernova remnant becomes comparable to the pressure of the interstellar medium outside the remnant, so the remnant loses its distinct identity.

Obviously, because of the cross-functional nature, we have rotation of some roles between marketing and the digital team, or the IT group and the digital team, or the operations folks and the digital team, but we want it to be seen as its own organization, with its own distinct identity and culture.

In the 21st century, photography has been absorbed into both the contemporary art world and that of online digital communication, blurring its formerly distinct identity but vastly enhancing its importance as a visual medium.

With its Circles and Hangouts, G+ is forging its own distinct identity.

It seems that the Gabrades arose from the Inner Pontus, a region with its own distinct identity: a mountainous area, it was scarcely affected by Hellenization and preserved a traditional and archaic societal structure, with tiny lordships centred on mountain strong-holds.

It's known as a city of neighbourhoods, each with its own distinct identity and flavour.