Sentence examples for the distinctive one from inspiring English sources

One of the recent running jokes in Howard's scintillating satire has been the adoption by O'Carroll-Kelly's father of a haircut that resembles the distinctive one sported by O'Brien.

But Dr Shaw said the accent was probably not the same as the distinctive one associated with modern-day Birmingham.

Special Correspondents could have been played by anyone, written by anyone; it's not a very interesting vehicle for the distinctive one-off talent that is Gervais.

Thus, the large values of H C in the as-synthesized nanowires may be attributed to the distinctive one-dimensional anisotropic structure of the magnetic nanowires with high shape anisotropy [29].

Bishop's voice is a distinctive one on the fringe: scouse, working-class, very male and laconically delighted by the obstacles life throws in his way.

The album is a distinctive one in the poet's discography: it's his only one on the Strata-East label, which was founded by a pair of important jazz musicians, the trumpeter Charles Tolliver and the pianist Stanley Cowell, in 1971, when they were frustrated by the abandonment of their music by major labels.

The dental formula is the same in both arches in mice and in humans, but the shape and morphologies of the homologous teeth in the two jaws are each distinctive one from the other.

His part of the world is a distinctive one; its deformation by the Soviet experience has left open wounds; and Paradjanov's work gets at the practical contradictions and inner conflicts that remain unresolved to this day.

The further development of modern logic, however, has clearly demonstrated that classical logic is only one particular theory (although maybe a very distinctive one) among the vast variety of logical systems.

There are several species but here are some of the more distinctive ones to look for.

Though the score echoes Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, there's a drier, more neoclassical feel to the music that suggests that Hindemith and Weill had influenced Fleishman more strongly; certainly his voice was a distinctive one in the Soviet music of that time, though what direction it might have taken had he lived is impossible to guess.