Sentence examples for most notable distinctive from inspiring English sources
The most notable, distinctive feature of D. geothermalis is a greater abundance of genes for sugar metabolism enzymes, which could have been acquired after the divergence of the two Deinococci.
One of the most notable and also distinctive aspects of the 19th century was the constantly rising number of persons, almost wholly from the middle class, who worked directly for the betterment of society.
All elephants have several distinctive features the most notable of which is a long trunk or proboscis, used for many purposes, particularly breathing, lifting water and grasping objects.
If Achebe was the trail-blazer, his Nigerian-born literary descendants – the most notable among them Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Ben Okri and Chris Abani – are distinctive originals whose work is built upon the freedom to explore an infinite number of storytelling forms and invent a few of their own.
The most notable was the wide and tall Afro of Murray State's Ed Daniel, a haircut so distinctive it has its own following.
The most notable change may be on the "Goings On About Town" pages, which start with a more distinctive presentation of the section's opening image and include less detail on museum and show listings.
The most notable absence?
The most notable is Carafe.
The most notable was Catherine Arnauld (1590 1651).
Here are four of the most notable.
