There is something about the postmodern way that Gore has masked his outrage about the 2000 election with a distinct blend of uncomplaining poise and media-age irony which keeps him separate in our minds from the three men in American history who have shared his peculiar fate: Andrew Jackson, Grover Cleveland, and Samuel Tilden.
While filming, Arnall employed a distinct blend of filming practices, mediums, and computer programs that he himself created more than 10 years prior.
His own concoction of Kraut, Fermented Beans, Carrots, Duck Fat, Duck Leg Confit, Polish Sausage, Chicken and more shows a distinct blending of worldly food cultures.
2. After founding the Natori Company, she interweaved the exquisite Asian aesthetics into her luxury lingerie and home items design building a distinct brand, blending the visual appeals of both the East and the West, with non-stop global success.
Mr. Schultz said the company spent six months preparing a distinct Indian blend at its headquarters in Seattle.
Community colleges have long grappled with a question of mission: Should they simply be stepping stones to four-year institutions, or can they offer a distinct, competitive blend of job training and traditional academics?
Running (even my own distinct blend of jog/walking) is my nemesis.
The same sort of religious get-out-the-vote power that Cruz's distinct blend of persecution and theocracy played to in Iowa worked here again – although Trump's obnoxious and dissolute persona didn't hurt.
The images were hard to reconcile with the way many people view Seattle, where crime runs low and compassion runs high, but they have raised questions over whether the city needs to do more to protect its residents, and its image, as it pursues its distinct blend of environmentally minded, business-friendly urbanism.
The producer has two more Twin Peaks-inspired releases scheduled before the end of the summer and featuring his distinct blend of the dark and light in his instrumentation.
It's easy to hear what fed into the dark, overwhelming flow of Garlands – Siouxsie and the Banshees, in particular – but at the same time, the rigid punch of their electronic beats gave them as much of a distinct mark, blended together with Liz Fraser's understated, unusual vocals.
