Sentence examples for small but distinctive from inspiring English sources

Roma (Gypsies) make up a small but distinctive group.

They were a small but distinctive part of a collection aimed at reflecting global style.

They were a small but distinctive part of a show aimed at global style.

Mr. Neff, he said, through a peculiar confluence of skills and singlemindedness, has joined a small but distinctive class of artists who, in isolation, have created works that resonate with a broader audience.

In the far north, however, the naked Canadian Shield extends into the United States far enough to form two small but distinctive landform regions: the rugged and occasionally spectacular Adirondack Mountains of northern New York and the more-subdued and austere Superior Upland of northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.

The spectra showed no indication of sulphur in the coating without PEDOT PSS and a small, but distinctive, sulphur peak for the coating with PEDOT PSS.

Happily all these pioneering reconstructions now endure, courtesy of a small but still highly distinctive discography.

It was the price he paid for a small but subtle and distinctive body of criticism.

A smaller but more architecturally distinctive mansion at Bedford, called Poplar Forest, was completed on schedule.

The shell is small and distinctive for its strongly developed ribbing.

St Mary's is a small, specialist, distinctive and high-performing institution, academically integrated with Queen's University Belfast.