Sentence examples for much less distinctive from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the basic contact-improv grappling of "Seventh Sense" was much less distinctive.

Although they differ a bit in shape and proportion, our skeletons are much less distinctive.

Instead, the restaurant has adopted a more international style that is much less distinctive.

I doubt I'll recognize it then, if only because the moth is much less distinctive than the caterpillar.

The male cones, even at maturity, are smaller, softer, less impressive, and much less distinctive then the iconic female cones.

Differences of pattern and intensity of CB staining corroborate the PFC areas extrapolated from Nissl sections, but they are much less distinctive than in Nissl staining (Fig.  13a c).

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.

In Sweden, the horses that enter races are less mature than in France and racing under saddle is much less common (a distinctive feature of French trotting races).

In Britain its most distinctive national sport is now much less played, less watched, less followed and less enjoyed.

Places with a distinctive point of view come along much less often, and kitchens that express that point of view convincingly are rare in any neighborhood at any time.

The movie's second hour is pretty much nonstop monster fights and mass destruction, but while it's less distinctive than what came before, it's suitably frightening, and even awe-inspiring.