Sentence examples for nothing distinctively from inspiring English sources

There is nothing distinctively Keynesian about public spending in a recession.

Some argue that there's nothing distinctively Turkish about Turkish art; for a long time Turks were taught to imitate the West.

Just a few examples would be Ö in Tallinn; Vincents in Riga, Piano Terra in Prague, Belvedere in Warsaw: it's a tough life.But I am rather surprised to find that my hosts are spending their (presumably scarce) tax-forints in an Italian restaurant (admittedly a very nice one) with nothing distinctively Hungarian on the menu.

Indeed there is nothing distinctively mathematical involved in this transition.

But there is nothing distinctively communitarian about the preoccupation with social order; both liberals such as John Stuart Mill and Burkean conservatives affirm the need for order.

After all, if the argument at issue would also justify skepticism regarding perceptual belief and/or memorial and/or introspective belief, it shows nothing distinctively problematic about intuitions or beliefs based upon them.

In some ways this hilarity over nothing whatsoever is a distinctively modern phenomenon.

Perhaps the oddest aspect of all this is that on the return flight the next day, there is no trace of branded behavior at all; the crew plays it totally straight, and apart from the cabin's distinctively irregular color scheme, nothing sets that flight apart from any other.

Of course, the very placement of such an exhibit at the heart of the German capital hints that the commemoration is a distinctively German subject — but there's nothing about the stelae themselves to indicate that the murderers were German (or worked for Germany) and that the murdered victims were Jews.

I think that distinctively Christian categories of thought have had little to nothing to contribute to the perspective of those Christians who have supported either EIT or torture.

But the most intractable problems arise from attitudes that are distinctively public-sector.Most private-sector bosses especially since the bursting of the dot-com bubble hope for nothing more than a return on their investment through lower costs and some improvement in competitiveness.