Sentence examples for less distinctive than from inspiring English sources
The life-forms of South America are only less distinctive than those of Australia.
"I commissioned a report which said in some areas the BBC has become less distinctive than it was.
As Mrs. Alice Ford, Adrienne Pieczonka is fine and pretty but perhaps a touch less distinctive than the others.
I doubt I'll recognize it then, if only because the moth is much less distinctive than the caterpillar.
Mountain fauna is less distinctive than the flora of the same places and usually reflects the regional fauna.
"Frankly, in my view, this state is a lot less distinctive than people would like to think it is or than it once was," he said.
The common thread is Mr. Ritenour, though it's hard to ignore that he's a less distinctive presence than most of his marquee interlopers.
Their views in logic and physics are no less distinctive and interesting than those in ethics itself.
Portentous in tone and ponderous in movement, it is a less distinctive and adventurous creation than the quicksilver miniature "Feu d'artifice," which has long been the most popular of Stravinsky's pre- Firebird" compre- Firebird
A less distinctive and eccentric performer than Carrie Fisher, who has died after a heart attack aged 60, might well have had an entire career eclipsed after playing one of the leads in the most successful movie franchise of all time.
Scott said there was less need for a second public broadcaster since SBS provided less distinctive content and foreign language programming than it once did.
