Sentence examples for radical distinctiveness from inspiring English sources
But by the time the 1979 election was held, Margaret Thatcher combined radical distinctiveness with expediency.
Nothing very distinctive and nothing on Liberal Democrat distinctiveness.
I think it can still deliver distinctiveness and quality [after these cuts]." Tabor also raised the possibility of a radical change in the way it measures audiences, positing the possibility that Rajar will go from measuring big stations on a three-month to a four-month basis.
Distinctiveness and sameness coexist fretfully.
Not surprisingly, he lacked distinctiveness.
Now is the time for distinctiveness.
But she noticed his quiet distinctiveness.
In any case, they lack all distinctiveness.
Distinctiveness is another word for identity.
Though Mr Harris welcomes assimilation, he also mourns every step of the loss of gay distinctiveness even those that, to a post-gay observer, seem to be changes for the better.Yet Mr Harris's arguments are moderate compared with those of homosexuals on the radical left who have been the dominant activists since the early 1970s.
