Sentence examples for serves a distinctive from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Delaney sees it, the substantial expense involved in the paintings and lithographs -- an estimated $250,000 so far, not counting staff time -- serves a distinctive marketing purpose.

First, it is focused on the claim that "I know that such-and-such" always and only serves a distinctive performative function and so is never at the service of self-description.

Nonduality does not mean that all things are reducible to some common essence or substance, but rather that each thing or being is part of an emergent ecological matrix through which the functioning of each thing or being serves as a distinctive cause of the totality of the real.

Animal experiments showed that apo(a) serves as a distinctive marker of Lp(a) and represents an atherogenic component of Lp(a) [ 13].

But, in philosophy, definitions have also been called in to serve a highly distinctive role: that of solving epistemological problems.

"Which is why," she continues, "I think so many of the best new magazines are the ones that are serving a really distinctive niche.

Each dish was served in a distinctive piece of homemade pottery.

It is served with a distinctive extra-virgin olive oil.

A squash blossom twisted around delicate lobster mousse was served with a distinctive squash blossom pesto, crunchy with pistachios and seasoned, thrillingly, with saffron.

The slow-roasted halibut was served with a distinctive tarragon-lobster sauce, but the fish was dry, especially compared to its fresh, snappy accompaniments of fava beans, oyster mushrooms, asparagus and blessedly light semolina gnocchi.

Finger knuckle print is highly unique, so it can be served as a distinctive biometric identifier [1 5].