Sentence examples for were quite distinctive from inspiring English sources

The feet were quite distinctive.

"The outfits we asked for were quite distinctive; many remember them.

The three multifractal spectrums were quite distinctive when the maximum resolution was chosen and the GC method was used, meanwhile the CC method obtained the MFS of Chisel and Roller too close to be differentiated.

In another case, children's last names were dropped in an article on bullying, in an effort to protect them, but the first names were quite distinctive and tended to identify them.

The sources of genetic variation as calculated via AMOVA were quite distinctive among the three genes (Table  3).

The types of display observed were quite distinctive in character, however, and reflective of the intersection of the two disciplines concerned: often playful but occasionally and abruptly becoming earnest; attracting explicit and often physical attention to the respective subject affiliations; and provoking challenging but thoughtful discussion about disciplinary identity issues.

But it is quite distinctive nonetheless.

However, their business models and brand values are quite distinctive.

And each party's reliable supporters are quite distinctive, too.

Their cones are quite distinctive as are their tightly arranged leaves.

Though superficially similar in appearance to other species, certain aspects of its biology are quite distinctive.