Distinctive used in a sentence

Distinctive in a sentence as an adjective

She's our architect, and is the reason YC looks so distinctive.

So yes, your sarcasm aside, American names are an order of magnitude more distinctive.

" The title seems useless, but I'm more focused on trying to figure out what these very visually distinctive rectangles are doing below the fold on a table of contents.

Again, Super Meat Boy has the "ungodly hard" thing down, but without the distinctive art direction and slightly disturbing story, would it have been as big of a success?

The problem is that if we modernized most of our iconography, a heck of a lot of things won't be able to be represented simply with something distinctive enough.

Of course, these two companies are looking for a match here, with cyanogenmod having no clear business process but a distinctive product, and Oppo having everything else.

Dynamic recovery behavior, intermodulation distortion, stuff like this is what gives amps their distinctive sounds - but it's nearly impossible to measure!

Proper specs will provide a 20-20kHz THD rating.> Dynamic recovery behavior, intermodulation distortion, stuff like this is what gives amps their distinctive sounds - but it's nearly impossible to measure!If an amp has a distinctive sound, it has failed to achieve it's core design goal.