distinctiveness

What defines our distinctiveness is the fact that we, unlike the United States, are not a republic.

The Value of Canada, the Risks it Faces 1995

Credible complexity in a character can be achieved in at least two ways: Either distinctiveness is a matter of the sometimes gaudy and eye-catching methods of personality -- stark red hair, deep sag to the breast, the tortured lisp of the poorly born -- or it can be a presentation of the sometimes invisible but momentously significant suasions that inhabit us all -- the '' not-thought in thought, the unseen in the visible, the places into which the imagination must reach.

Comedy in Literature 2010

Their own sense of ethnic distinctiveness is identified through religion — Theravada Buddhism — and language — Sinhala.

Buddha’s Savage Peace 2009

Their own sense of ethnic distinctiveness is identified through religion — Theravada Buddhism — and language — Sinhala.

Buddha’s Savage Peace 2009

Their own sense of ethnic distinctiveness is identified through religion — Theravada Buddhism — and language — Sinhala.

Buddha’s Savage Peace 2009

Its biological distinctiveness is outstanding in the world, with great biological, ecological, and evolutionary biodiversity.

Chocó-Darién moist forests 2007

What will be remembered instead, for its very distinctiveness, is his genius.

Spoleto Festival U.S.A.: Praising Menotti - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2007

What will be remembered instead, for its very distinctiveness, is his genius.

Spoleto Festival U.S.A.: Praising Menotti - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2007

The recognition of Quebec's distinctiveness is not new.

Extinct or Distinct Society? 1991

During O’Sullivan’s tenure as editor, he frequently wrote or published essays that identified and reminded readers of the nation’s problem of forgetting its political distinctiveness from the rest of the world.

'An Anti-Democratic Habit of Feeling': Nationalism and the Rhetoric of Toryism in O'Sullivan's Democratic Review 2006