Sentence examples for of being distinctive from inspiring English sources

There are two sorts of Liberal Democrat strategy - the David Steel strategy of being a party of consensus and the Paddy Ashdown strategy of being distinctive.

Hyphenated last names have an advantage of being distinctive, and possibly unique.

Now we need some theology in there too, otherwise we get accused of not being distinctive.

This double onset of sexual development seems to be distinctive of the genus Homo.

The histological appearance of SE is distinctive, comprised of clusters of glial tumor cells embedded in an abundant fibrillary matrix (20).

This universality of form is distinctive of modernity and underlines sovereignty's connection with modernity.

The amount of Myc was distinctive of each cell line, as expected, and decreased following PTX treatment.

The internal structure of the shell of Chonetes is distinctive.

The palisades of Vogt are distinctive normal features of the human corneoscleral limbus [ 10].

-- The smell of Cameron Indoor Stadium, on the campus of Duke University, is distinctive.

The pathological lesions of IBNC are distinctive and characterised by four types of histological change [ 4].