Sentence examples for the first distinctive from inspiring English sources

These three artists are among the first distinctive masters of the school of monumental landscape painting that came to maturity in the Northern Song period.

Maori chiefs on the North Island essentially relinquished their sovereignty to Great Britain in the Treaty of Waitangi (February 6 , 1840, but the first distinctive colonial flag (the British Blue Ensign with the letters "NZ" at the fly end) was not established until January 15 , 1867

From The Nation's welcoming tribute to Gershwin's "Rhapsody" as "the first distinctive musical phase of the melting-pot" to the Times' bright hope that Gershwin would soon produce something "racially important," Gershwin's work imparted a sense of the Jewish affinity with Negro music, both in its wailing sorrow-songs and in its ebullient long-awaited freedoms.

The first distinctive feature of these suspicious nodules is their hypo-echogenicity [8].

One of the first distinctive characteristics of Ventilla's AltSchool is that there is no such thing as a child "at grade level".

The prophetic reading paired with the start of Deuteronomy suggests a way - and, in fact, quite poignantly, this entire, doleful Sabbath is not named in the usual manner, for the first distinctive word of its reading from the Torah, but rather for the first word of its prophetic reading.

The second distinctive aspect of Ford's turnaround was Mr. Mulally himself.

The second distinctive feature of Florence's skyline is the dome of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (the Duomo).

But even when the east Europeans have departed, debating the merits of immigration will no longer be off-limits in polite society.The brevity of the east Europeans' spell in Britain if such it proves to be is the second distinctive thing about it.

The second distinctive feature of Rawls's first principle is that it requires fair value of the political liberties.

The second distinctive aspect of the empiricist account of meaning is the idea that individual speakers have implicit knowledge of reference-fixing conditions.