Sentence examples for there is something distinctive from inspiring English sources

There is something distinctive about Islamist identity.

"He said, 'You are interesting enough, there is something distinctive about you.

But there is something distinctive about this line: it ends at a window bearing a sign that reads "Coins".

But those who have heard it agree: there is something distinctive about the way New York's new governor speaks.

Scholars who look at doctrine rather than data also say there is something distinctive about the current court.

If there is something distinctive about our profession, it has to be a commitment to the value of legality and a corresponding obligation to respect the law.

Mr. Martin, a cellist, said Mr. Botstein did not want to open a conservatory unless there was "something distinctive" about it.

There have always been large companies and outright monopolies, but there's something distinctive about this new generation of what some economists call superstar companies.

There's something distinctive about the director's decision to make a silent film, even if his approach to the subject is unduly mild.

Yet there was something distinctive about her singing that had everything to do with the Italian vocal tradition and style, a quality only native Italians seem to have.

Denise (Spiotta's character) is right, but there's something distinctive about the experience she describes: it depends on home video.