Sentence examples for no less distinctive from inspiring English sources

As he previously did with J.G. Ballard's "Crash" and William Burroughs's "Naked Lunch," Mr. Cronenberg has taken a potentially tricky novel and worked around the problems of adaptation by merging his distinctive sensibility with the no less distinctive one of the author.

He was no less distinctive in his physical presence, being immensely tall.

In his poetry, Healy found a calmer, but no less distinctive, voice that reflected his sober, more gentle self.

Like John Adams and the late Steven Stucky, Andres has succeeded in carrying forward the mainstream tradition of orchestral modernism (which includes Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Ives, and, now, Adams himself) in a way that is no less distinctive for seeming so ironic and abashed: the piece is at once gently private and powerfully communal in its gestures and devices.

Their views in logic and physics are no less distinctive and interesting than those in ethics itself.

The new lucidity can make No Age less distinctive; its debts to Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr. and the Jesus and Mary Chain are more obvious now, along with more unexpected antecedents like the Los Angeles band Love (in "Depletion").

All of them, especially if they're any good, aren't easy; they require devotion, effort, self-questioning and they're no leself-questioning andthey, or idiosyncratic than the people who enter into them.

All of them, especially if they're any good, aren't easy; they require devotion, effort, self-questioning — and they're no less original, distinctive, or idiosyncratic than the people who enter into them.

Some previous cognitive studies found no effect from color, although some used mostly pastels or less distinctive tasks.

Based on computational approaches, it has been demonstrated that less distinctive cortical representations emerge as a typical outcome of age-related alterations, where distinctiveness of cortical maps was assumed to correlate with behavioral measures (Li and Sikstrom 2002).

The Big Board became less distinctive.