Ultimately, her newcomer's ambition sustains her creative drive, along with her distinctive tendency to, no matter wherever she is and whatever she is photographing, feel inspired by the allure of film.
The bloodline that John Washington bequeathed to his descendants exhibited three distinctive tendencies: first, a passion for acreage, the more of it the better; second, tall and physically strong males; and third, despite the physical strength, a male line that died relatively young, all before reaching fifty.
Mr. Abraham, too, appears to have squelched his more distinctive tendencies, particularly his playfully subversive exploration of the ways in which black men perform their masculinity and sexuality.
In this paper, we introduce the Korea Constitutional Multicenter Bank (KCMB) based on the previous SCM researches [ 27- 34], and show several distinctive tendencies of diseases with respect to SC types using the biological and clinical data from this biobank.
John Gross's new anthology of parodies in English (with a few foreign titbits) has samples both high and low of this diverse genre.To get the treatment, poets need a distinctive voice and preferably a tendency to let it rise out of control.
Abbate-Daga et al. [50] found that patients suffering from migraine show more depressive symptoms, difficult anger management with a tendency to hypercontrol, and a distinctive personality profile with high harm avoidance, high persistence and low self-directedness.
For those who emphasize a distinctive German culture and civilization and who oppose tendencies toward multicultural homogenization, the need to acknowledge this singular horror is especially essential.
Autolysis is a distinctive property of S. pneumoniae whose cells show a tendency to spontaneously lyse when the culture reaches the stationary phase [37].
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) has a distinctive geographic distribution and is characterised by its strong tendency of metastasis.
