Sentence examples for less than distinctive from inspiring English sources
The album is overseen by Ry Cooder, who stays away from distracting glossiness, foregrounds the vocals, and provides guitar backing that is never less than distinctive.
The Bee, which is now struggling to survive, eventually went commercial, diluting the Bend women's singular designs to produce eyeglass cases, crewel-work TV Guide covers, conference tote bags and other less than distinctive products.
Curious as to why Hillary's less-than-distinctive look is so popular in this tiny part of the world, I decided to check out the clothes for myself and get a feel of how her presidential run is being received by the shop's owners.
Curious as to why the former first lady's less-than-distinctive look is so popular in this tiny part of the world, I decided to check out the clothes for myself and get a feel of how her presidential run is being received by the shop's owners.
In only a small number of cells (less than 15%), distinctive GFP-scapinin signals were seen in the nucleus.
The new S.B.C. is probably less culturally distinctive than its precursor, and certainly more theologically unified; it is a church designed for people who truly believe.
Kant's views about the sublime also appear to be less historically distinctive than his views about the beautiful, showing in particular the influence of Burke.
Contract's forward-looking obligations to vindicate contractual expectations rather than just rectify reliance-based losses are less distinctive than they might appear.
Ofcom said that the bid by City6 (Horwood's London TV consortium) had some high quality local programming but that the "lower output of locally-targeted programming" would mean a "less locally distinctive service" than the two remaining bidders.
Food is much less locally distinctive now than it was 30 years ago, for both good and bad; give or take a local enthusiasm for the interval of the augmented second, so is music.
