Sentence examples for somewhat more distinctive from inspiring English sources
I agree with many of the points that both authors make, but I think that both pieces indulge in a kind of partisan bias in reverse: Instead of giving their own side too much credit, they make their own side's vices seem somewhat more distinctive than they really are.
"Snow Rabbit, Spring Rabbit" is the latest of Na's deceptively simple storybooks ("A Book of Sleep," "Brrrr: A Book of Winter"), where a straightforward tale of nature or nighttime is elevated by distinctive illustration into a somewhat more enchanted realm than that of mere snowfall and frozen dirt.
A somewhat more expansive view would hold that perceptual experience has a distinctive phenomenal character even where sensation is informed by concepts.
A distinctive feature is the much conserved, negatively charged, C-terminal end in all proteins, which is somewhat more diverged in the L. major orthologue.
Even more distinctive was his brushwork.
So would more distinctive voices.
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
It certainly is a more distinctive wine.
On this, I am somewhat more skeptical.
