Sentence examples for the very distinctive from inspiring English sources

Among them I also spot a couple of hijras, the very distinctive Indian eunuchs and transsexuals who dress as women.

This indicates that much of the 'success' of our private schools can be attributed to the very distinctive nature of their intake rather than their educational excellence.

The United States has had only one foreign policy and one national-security strategy since the transforming events of 9/11 — and this set of doctrines has been shaped by the very distinctive worldview of George W. Bush and Dick Cheney and the men and women around them.

Nasa's Fermi telescope was used to study the very distinctive light that is produced when these protons crash into other particles in space.

These are members of the swallow family of birds, and are placed in the Hirundininae subfamily which comprises all swallows and martins except the very distinctive river martins.

The Phedina swallows are placed within the Hirundininae subfamily, which comprises all swallows and martins except the very distinctive river martins.

Ted Koven, the founder of the Tewksbury Land Trust, called the line "very distinctive".

Given that atomic size and the amount of interparticulate void are also variable factors, different combinations of these structural characteristics could yield identical degrees of solidity across the otherwise very distinctive macro-level objects they compose.

The teeth were very distinctive: the incisors were blunt, while the canines were stout and must have been effective weapons.

The wings are very distinctive; the flight feathers are black and the primaries have markings that produce a yellow stripe and white "fishhooks" on the closed wing.

"Many of the magnetite particles we have found in the brain are very distinctive," said Maher.