"He wasn't so distinctive," NK News quoted the source as saying.
I put Tonda in the bunch less for its pizza, which isn't so distinctive, than for its attractive setting, attentive service and side notes like respectable salads and snacks.
Romney had no problem describing his church's not-so-distinctive doctrines.
The facial phenotype of GPS has not been well described but is not considered so distinctive as in SBBS, with the diagnosis usually being made based on the other clinical features.
She added, "McCarthy was probably one of the first female intellectuals I was aware of, and there was this sense of the presentation of yourself as not so much distinctive as elegant, of presenting yourself with respect — self-respect was manifest".
Lemmy's life of drug-taking can be saluted with a wry smile, even if it can't be made explicit that without the workings of his chemically altered mind, his music wouldn't have been so distinctive and influential.
To call a thing mystical is to (often unfairly) position it as an irreducible and irreplicable eccentricity; it is no slight to Ceravolo to say that his distinctive writing style does not so much denominate a distinctive thinking style as constitute a revelation and celebration of what are already, in fact, universal phenomena.
Not so much a distinct individual as a distinctive voice, this narrator speaks to us as if from the lip of a stage, in darkness.
When asked why she didn't have a hard carrying case for the pipa of the type commonly used for Western instruments, Ms. Wu said that good ones simply don't exist, the pipa being so distinctive in shape and not heavily traveled.
The food should not be so good, or so distinctive, that it interrupts conversation.
