Sentence examples for without distinctive from inspiring English sources

According to federal law, to carry the label "vodka" a beverage must consist of "neutral spirits so distilled...as to be without distinctive character, aroma, taste, or color".

Fortunately, while this represents a lackluster state of affairs, it's not unprecedented: both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation launched without distinctive games, and after the blockbuster Wii Sports, the Wii's lineup was similarly starved.

That doesn't mean that "Fiorello!" is without distinctive charms, starting with its bevy of buoyant songs by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, who would go on to the greater glory of "Fiddler on the Roof".

Accumulative reannealing in the ferroelectric phase just below TC caused a large increase in TC by 17°C without distinctive change in Tm, while prolonged reannealing in the hexagonal phase caused an increase in Tm by 5°C with a slight decrease in TC.

The Irish stops [t̪ˠ d̪ˠ] have been taken over (though without distinctive velarization) into Hiberno-English as common realizations of the English phonemes /θ ð/.

In CAP350 depleted cells, the CP110 staining formed a ring or a halo without distinctive dots suggesting that centriole growth is defective.

He speaks to the camera, without a distinctive regional accent.

The Open won't sound the same without that distinctive intonation.

"The people in camouflage and without any distinctive signs came by buses from the Sevastopol side.

Paul Krugman ridicules John Kerry's 2004 campaign as "cautious" and "without strong, distinctive policy ideas".

This left her without a distinctive signature, but she could have signed her name "Pioneer".