Does this spell the end for the British Film Academy's cultural distinctiveness?

Tonight's foreign affairs debate should show the distinctiveness of the Liberal Democrats.

It must emerge of itself, or it is sure to lack distinctiveness.

If they are mildly Australian, the work is thought to lack distinctiveness.

At issue in the case wasn't the distinctiveness of Newton's performance.

The distinctiveness becomes apparent on meeting Michael Stanley, the school's public relations officer.

Character, atmosphere, distinctiveness, have been squeezed out in the general mold.

The developing orthodoxy generally acknowledged speciation and then demoted its importance and distinctiveness.

People can be proudly, patriotically British without abandoning their cultural roots and distinctiveness.

Perhaps too, as timidity quittedher,sheenjoyed her distinctiveness in their midst.

Obama's answer to that question helped form the language and distinctiveness of his campaign.

The obtained results helped to clarify the genetic diversity and distinctiveness of Burlina population.

Its distinctiveness gave it an unmistakable quality of something different.

The truly best Instagram pages prize distinctiveness over programmed conformity.

Festival programmers like me attempt to bring some creative coherence and distinctiveness to proceedings.

This arguably makes distinctiveness a more precious commodity than ever.