Sentence examples for politically distinctive from inspiring English sources
Your correspondent ventures that Britain, though politically distinctive, is not so different from these countries as to render such examples entirely inapplicable.
The name Iberian was the one used by Classical writers, although it referred to a culture having an ethnic and linguistic diversity that remained politically distinctive until its incorporation into the Roman Empire.
For the next two years, Ralph relished the cloisters and the quiet, worked closely with the local Communist party without actually joining, and developed a distinctive arguing style - politically committed but carefully factual.
Akhbari Shiism has never promoted political rule, while the Usuli school produced the politically active caste of priests that is a distinctive feature of Iranian Shiism.
It is politically suppressive and historical cheating to devalue the study of distinctive English history, Tombs argues.
Jaci Stephen of the Daily Mail described Meyer as the series' "only distinctive character", while Peter Paterson, also of the Daily Mail, deemed Meyer a welcome change to the caring, politically correct and compassionate characters seen in Casualty.
O.K., a distinctive sound.
They have distinctive technologies.
