Sentence examples for obviously distinctive from inspiring English sources

In a genre dominated by Asian faces and settings, Mr. Kelly's roles often emphasized what was most obviously distinctive about him: he was a handsome and chiseled black man who knew karate at a time when most prominent black fighters were boxers.

The snowy owl is obviously distinctive from most eagle-owls, but during winter perhaps care should be taken with the palest Eurasian eagle-owl race (B. b. sibiricus) as it can appear off-white.

Although some GO items in the three ontologies, such as synapse, synapse part, antioxidant, electron carrier and translation regulator, showed obviously distinctive differences in the numbers of transcript expression, they were not statistically significant (p < 0.05) by Pearson test [ 42].

Obviously, the two distinctive posterior DMNs in the WLG2-4 of pycnogonids with their contralateral projections appear to be promising candidates for homologization.

Obviously, with such a distinctive look it would take a very special job indeed for Dale to appear anything approaching, well, normal.

Two recent BBC1 Saturday night failures – The Voice and The Getaway Car – were not obviously high quality or distinctive (being imitations of The X Factor and Top Gear) and proved of little public interest.

He's kind of the anti-folk musician in some ways: he's not a hugely proficient guitar player, some people would argue he can't sing – I don't agree, but he's obviously got a very distinctive vocal style.

Most obviously, they are a distinctive part of natural language and it is philosophically interesting to figure out how they work.

However, obviously they are not distinctive terms for the purpose of classification.

Obviously he was very distinctive-looking [he weighed 29 stone], so they'd be unlikely to get the wrong person.

It then (if my analysis is correct) simply tracks the luminance image of the TV (it's a distinctive rectangular shape, obviously) and uses that to determine where the gun is pointing.