Sentence examples for not only distinctive from inspiring English sources

What we said: Nowadays, your vocal style is your calling card more than ever – and Blake's is not only distinctive, it's peerless.

Each has developed strategies for creating music that is not only distinctive and individual but also intentionally and necessarily permeable to sensations from the everyday world.

(AP) — The dripping red wax seal on a bottle of Maker's Mark bourbon is not only distinctive, it is now the exclusive legal property of the company that makes it.

As a result, the extracted phase bits are not only distinctive but also robust to over-fitting.

More important, all sewing is done by hand, not by machine, so that each shirt is not only distinctive but also stronger and longer-wearing.

Throughout her work she was able to combine political biography with a sophisticated understanding of Russian artistic and cultural life which made her work not only distinctive but also accessible to students and general readers as well as to specialists.

In short, patients with thymic T-cell malignancies not only have distinctive biologic characteristics to their blasts, but also have a distinctive pattern of clinical presentation, response to therapy, and sites of relapse.

— James Wood When I think of my three children it is not only their distinctive faces that appear before me but also the quite distinct feeling they radiate.

Some countries take such distinctions farther; for many years Indonesian Kopassus special operators wore not only a distinctive red beret but also a unique camouflage uniform.

Baker is skilled at evoking not only the distinctive social circumstances of the settings but the essential nature of each character.

But Holly not only had distinctive black-and-brown harlequin patterns on her fur, but also an implanted microchip to identify her.