Sentence examples for more distinctive for from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, the characters live in a landscape more distinctive for its buffered gentleness than its dangers.

But while digitally savvy, Mr. Kim's work is more distinctive for its ideas than for its technology.

Inevitably, perhaps, Beauregard Palmer and Timothy Nolen proved more distinctive for their personas as Fatty and Trinity Moses than for their singing.

Those hit comedies ostensibly revolve around immature men, but they are even more distinctive for their funny, uncommon female characters, notably Amy on "Big Bang," played by Mayim Bialik.

CD49f, also known as integrin alpha-6, has been demonstrated to be expressed on the surface of human GCs and represents a differentiation marker of GCs [ 24]; it was found to be more distinctive for GCs from the inner layers of follicle [ 25].

In the current study, psychiatric symptoms were common in both the ADHD/SUD group and the general SUD group and the findings indicate that externalizing and antisocial behaviour, rather than psychiatric symptoms, are more distinctive for the ADHD/SUD group than for the general SUD group.

We foresee more celebrities choosing ever more distinctive names for their children, to strengthen their case for trademark protection.

A group of Labour MPs have met in private to agree plans for an English Labour party and a more distinctive voice for England in the Commons, amid deep concerns that the party leader Ed Miliband may have been manoeuvred into an anti-English position by the prime minister David Cameron.

"Silicon Valley" — can't anyone come up with a more distinctive title for shows about Silicon Valley?

Two months later, a newsroom committee on credibility recommended more distinctive markings for columns and more consistent labeling over all.

It is planning a more distinctive design for the finished product when it goes on the market in two years.