Sentence examples for nature distinctive from inspiring English sources

Hookers are by nature distinctive, argumentative and bloody-minded.

For two decades after World War II, scientists and engineers argued that those failures were the product of one of the Cold War's "hostile" natures: a distinctive Northern nature of violent magnetic storms and auroral displays that characterized Canada uniquely.

He claimed, in terms clearer than in previous theories, that law had by nature a distinctive point or purpose.

From 1961, Whewell's role became that of northern news editor, and he fought his corner to see that the paper's columns continued to reflect the nature and distinctive colour of life outside London and the south-east.

His manner of synthesizing those sources into a coherent and impressive whole is what gives his views on nature their distinctive character.

"He had a wonderful way of organizing nature into distinctive shapes.

Cognitivism has a relatively easy time accommodating the continuity between moral and non-moral thought and talk, but, especially when combined with naturalism, it faces a real challenge in marking the distinctive nature of moral thought and talk; non-cognitivism has no trouble making room for the distinctive nature of moral thought and talk, but it has trouble accommodating the continuity.

If thinking that something is good or right is a matter of attributing to the thing some natural property or other, then what explains the apparently distinctive nature of moral thought?

The significance of the distinctive nature of the Clactonian industry still is not fully understood.

The distinctive nature of Maghrebian, or western Arab, culture resulted from that admixture.

The intention of the word logical was to insist on the distinctive nature of logical and mathematical truth.