Sentence examples for without being distinctive from inspiring English sources
Without being distinctive or particularly thoughtful — why this Mozart, in this order?
Consequently, the term "equivocal" was given to cats in which the heart showed some of the echocardiographic signs suggestive of fHCM, but without being distinctive enough to classify the cat as fHCM positive.
Though many people will probably point out black is great for professional purposes, I still think there are many suitcases out there--in a wide arrange of neutral colors and stylish designs--that accomplish this while being distinctive enough without having to go black.
Therefore, you must come up with an editorial strategy that will be distinctive without becoming ridiculous.
The effect has been to squeeze Mr Howard's room to develop an alternative that is distinctive without being flaky.It is still too early to say whether the Tories' ideas for watered-down voucher schemes in health and education will appeal to those who would like more control over the way their taxes are spent.
While Keller is not alone in his frustration that there are nearly 7,000 people living in San Francisco without homes, his letter is distinctive for its total lack of sympathy for the plight of those in difficult circumstances, focusing instead on the discomfort of the "wealthy": The residents of this amazing city no longer feel safe.
A standard objection has been that while the propositional attitudes may be given a plausible analysis in terms of casual patterns, the felt quality of sentient states and events cannot be analyzed in purely causal terms without losing touch with what is distinctive about such phenomena (Nagel 1974; Chalmers 1996; see Section 4 below).
The health service is changing and there are signs, if the government's private polling is to be believed, that even cynical voters are at last beginning to notice.Michael Howard has to persuade voters that his policies are distinctive and radical without allowing Labour credibly to claim that his real aim is to destroy the NHS.
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It's distinctive, recognizable.
