Sentence examples for most distinctive examples from inspiring English sources

The Independent's use of Bono to edit a newspaper in 2006, themed to combat the spread of AIDS in Africa, was one of the most distinctive examples of this idea.

Whether or not we think of art as the central or defining example of the aesthetic object, there is no doubt that it provides the most distinctive illustration both of the elusive nature and the importance of aesthetic interest.

Below is a spectrum of the most vividly distinctive examples of video games invading our four-dimensional existence.

For example, what is most distinctive about Cheshire Calhoun's Feminism, The Family, and the Politics of the Closet is her exploration of the structure of gay and lesbian subordination and its relation to feminism (2000).

We learn, for example, that one of the trilobite's most distinctive characteristics was its eyes, set atop the head; in one common species, the eyes stood out "like the retractable headlamps that grace the front of a Porsche".

A prime example of the interpretative problems facing the student of Plato is the development of his most distinctive doctrine, the theory of Forms.

Australia geographically the most isolated continent is most distinctive.

Most distinctive, though, is the Nepalese photography.

What is one of the most distinctive things about sherry?

The Strand's most distinctive characteristic is its lupine voracity.

The odes are Keats's most distinctive poetic achievement.