Sentence examples for much more distinctive from inspiring English sources

Somehow, I think the graphic-type prints need to be much more distinctive.

Because his first name is so much more distinctive than his last, he is usually referred to simply as "Felisberto," particularly by his admirers.

I do believe there is potential for much more distinctive looking vehicles in the future as technology evolves and becomes much more cost-friendly.

"Overall, Radio 1 is musically a much more distinctive listen and it's clearly concentrating on songs that one of its main commercial radio competitors isn't playing.

To Nibble: From Don Quixote's Land, a Mellow Manchego Manchego, the sheep's-milk cheese from La Mancha in central Spain, has become as common as Jarlsberg, and when industrially made, it's often not much more distinctive than the latter cheese.

"I'm not sure how much more distinctive the last few weeks could have been, with new shows like The Night Manager, our mental health season, David Attenborough's Giant Dinosaur, Dickensian, War & Peace, not to mention the return of Happy Valley".

Indeed, Volver is so much classier and more distinctive than any other film showing in these first few days of the festival that it should return for prizes at the closing ceremony a week tonight.

Neither man hits on a single idiosyncratic or complicated ambition, which means that every time Nicholson crosses a line off the crumpled sheet of legal notepad paper, viewers will recall the much funnier and more distinctive TV comedy My Name is Earl.

I'll confess that I've found many of the firm's recent offerings too soft and girly (some limited editions aside, I haven't loved anything it has put out since the delicately sweet and sour Blackberry & Bay), but this is a much more sophisticated and distinctive affair.

Our taste buds should thank them! Organ meats and strange muscles often taste much stronger and more distinctive than tenderloins and shoulders.

Honda insists that it didn't have much latitude in developing a more distinctive look.