Sentence examples for sole distinction from inspiring English sources

The island's sole distinction is as the only known home of the Arcania tree and the bird that nests in it, the Wrightson giant sea sparrow.

The sole distinction of Peter Martins's coldly schematic "River of Light" (1998) is Charles Wuorinen's score, which the composer himself (celebrating his 70th birthday) returned to conduct: the sonorities for strings, percussion and piano were riveting.

Hulu Live TV's beta version appears to acknowledge that, by offering a user experience where the sole distinction between a live event and a rerun of a show is a "watch live" prompt.

For her, the sole germane distinction is the practical one between what a camera can see and what a camera can't.

It was, they explained, their only treasure and their sole claim to distinction.

Above, we mentioned bill numbers as being limited in chronological scope; other identifiers (particularly those that rely heavily on document titles or dates as the sole means of distinction from other documents in the same corpus) may not fare well either.

Breheny drew a distinction between sole and dual nationals.

(The rules say it can be awarded to someone only once, so he remains the sole writer with this distinction).

The accolade of being Belgium's Top Band sounds like something of a back-handed compliment – and following the recent rise of Soulwax, indie-prog outfit dEUS may not even have sole claim on that distinction.

First, there are no clear-cut distinctions between "sole source" and "competitive" contracts.

Despite her tight shooting schedule and distinction as the sole woman in residence at the Sojiji Soin Father Temple in Monzen, she was still subject to the retreat's exacting rulebook.