Sentence examples for most distinctive form from inspiring English sources

The most distinctive form of skepticism in classical Indian thought is that so-called worldly knowledge is not knowledge at all but is a perversion or deformation of consciousness.

This brief section will focus on ethical aspects of the most distinctive form of Buddhism that developed once it was introduced to China: Chan Buddhism, or as it came to be known later in Japan, Zen.

Subspecies albigula is the most distinctive form, the top of the head being green and not grey as in debilis and rabai.

By far the most distinctive forms, though, are the ones of official buildings in Benin.

Learn about two of the city's most distinctive art forms – azulejo tiles and fado music – at the Tile Museum (museudoazulejo.pt) and Museum of Fado (museudofado.pt), which often has live music in its café.

However, 2 specimens, the archival isolate V458IND and a recent human specimen INDH33, were clearly the most distinctive of the group and formed a strongly supported subgroup within this cluster.

Language and cooperation form perhaps the most distinctive features of the human species.

Ms. Deradoorian and Ms. Coffman made the most of their solo turns, each in distinctive form.

Both climbers grabbed onto one of the building's most distinctive features, the ladderlike horizontal rods that form an exterior curtain surrounding the floor-to-ceiling windows.

Raised on handsome brick viaducts above the floodplain or sunk into cuttings through the rolling uplands, the converging railways form one of the most distinctive topographic features of south London.

The most distinctive macroscopic property of the two-α form is that it displays both potentiation and inhibition in response to Zn2+ (only inhibition is observed in the three-α form).