Sentence examples for rather distinctive way from inspiring English sources

More than that, though, the higher type deals with others, when he has to, in a rather distinctive way: "A human being who strives for something great considers everyone he meets on his way either as a means or as a delay and obstacle — or as a temporary resting place" (BGE 273).

The question is rather whether DMC can be threatened by the distinctive way in which an individual encounters and makes sense of their world.

Anxiety, at least in the form in which Heidegger is interested, is not directed towards some specific object, but rather opens up the world to me in a certain distinctive way.

The practice has not only allowed Mrs. Pecora to build the home she envisioned, but it has also led to some other rather distinctive houses, including a mountain chalet that looks like it got lost on the way to Switzerland and another with a glass pyramid on the roof.

It featuring a rather distinctive frog.

But they respond in a distinctive way.

These were organic wines grown in a distinctive way.

It will howl in its own distinctive way, but that's all it's got.

Several works in visual cryptography [7, 9, 11] were performed in a distinctive way.

This concern is reflected in the distinctive way anti-pornography feminists tend to define "pornography".

The representationalist's answer is, in virtue of representing that quality in a distinctive way.