Sentence examples for of its distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

While the look is more grown up and sophisticated, it does lose some of its distinctiveness.

Rarely does a foundation's strategy serve as it does in business as a definition of its distinctiveness and a discipline that dictates every aspect of the organization's operations.

This interpretive flexibility — equally characteristic of the other great world religions — does not rob Islam of its distinctiveness.

Without him the group loses some of its distinctiveness and slowly morphs into four goofy white guys shouting.

It had to take on priorities developed within domestic radio news, co-commission, re-version shared content and in the process lost some of its distinctiveness and focus.

The problem at the pioneer stage differs from that in a relatively stable monopoly because the product is beyond the experience of buyers and because the perishability of its distinctiveness must be reckoned with.

Nevertheless, it was one of the highlights of my African travels because of its cultural distinctiveness and gorgeous landscape.

Finally, recent discussions have revived interest in important questions about the nature of intention and its distinctiveness as a mental state, and about the norms governing rational intending.

More than four centuries later, many throughout Britain still commemorate the event — known as Bonfire Night, or Guy Fawkes Night (after one of the plotters) — though its distinctiveness is being usurped as it sometimes merges with Halloween, a relatively recent import here, or the Hindu festival of Diwali.

Because "Down With Love" has fewer advertiser partners than most other big summer movies, there is less danger of Tanqueray's losing its distinctiveness, Ms. Falkoff said.

Although proponents of Chan often stressed its distinctiveness, Chan monastics lived in community with monks and nuns who had allegiances to other Buddhist traditions.