However, his elaboration of this claim is a distinctive and interesting one.
A bit of waxiness can be a lovely thing in a spud, and I like the flimsy delicacy of the skins, but the meat of the things, their sugar and starch, offer nothing distinctive, interesting or pleasurable.
Pull out the most distinctive, interesting and true things about yourself to put out there for all to read.
The literature on the latter issues is heavily informed by the work of Frank Jackson who has also developed a distinctive and deeply interesting version of moral naturalism.[35] Jackson, unlike the Cornell Realists, cheerfully espouses a strong form of reductionism.
— Warren G. Lewis √ @Luminescer) January 21 , 2012At Slate, Matthew Yglesias took a distinctive view: The more interesting question, to me, is why we don't hear more about the possibility of letting the workers come to America.
A further distinctive and interesting feature is the conservation of consensus residues Ser-Ser-Cys, located before the pro-peptide region (position 17 19 or 19 21 in the different precursors), which suggests that it might be a conserved region involved in the post-translational processing of the precursor.
We thereby provide a starting point for future molecular studies of the Accipitriformes, an ecologically distinctive and interesting group.
Tunnard has a distinctive directorial voice – it will be interesting to see what she does next.
Most obviously, they are a distinctive part of natural language and it is philosophically interesting to figure out how they work.
Somehow, Conan Doyle makes this as interesting as any fight scene, and it's a distinctive Holmesian method.
