Sentence examples for not distinctive enough from inspiring English sources

Their wines were not distinctive enough, perhaps, to be irreplaceable.

Another 11% said it was not distinctive enough.

Whittingdale keeps opening new fronts, recently complaining the BBC is not "distinctive" enough.

The songs give off a lovely perfume, but they are not distinctive enough to stand wholly on their own.

They were not distinctive enough in the fashion jungle, and the colors, rather unfortunately, were evocative of Play-Doh.

When I read the green paper's criticism, prefixed with "there is an argument that" we are not distinctive enough, I thought: is that all you've got?

The characters aren't distinctive enough to give the movie the beloved status of, say, "School of Rock".

In 1995, the Millennium Commission scrapped the opera-house project, saying, among other things, that the building wasn't "distinctive" enough.

The songs just aren't distinctive enough, so you have a job distinguish-ing Life in Wartime from Kill the Time.

Some at the studio worried that the film, while funny and pleasant, wasn't distinctive enough to establish Lionsgate as the new home of the "rom com".

"The characters aren't distinctive enough to give the movie the beloved status of, say, 'School of Rock,' " Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.