Even if Predestination is distinctive chiefly for Snook's excellent performance, it's still a tricksy story well-handled by its directors.
Yet as with most great singers, her appeal lay chiefly in her distinctive vocal timbre -- what Chopin called "a kind of northern lights" -- which, like the Bjoer ling "tear," the Caruso "squillo" or the Ponselle "snarl," evoked an entire personality.
The majority of the works were stencil graffiti and chiefly political, a distinctive characteristic of Banksy.
Having little colonial architecture and few landmark buildings, Buenos Aires is chiefly a city of distinctive neighbourhoods that have their own meeting places, generally coffeehouses or bars.
Yet ZTE is easy to overlook, because of its distinctive business model.Founded in 1985, ZTE chiefly makes networking gear, rather than phones.
Lewis (1946, Ch. 14) contrasted aesthetic value with cognitive and moral value, not by virtue of distinctive characters of their felt goods, but chiefly by distinctive attitudes to experience.
'On Heaven Street' In the Murphys' case, this meant, chiefly, taking up painting and friendship and living with a distinctive domestic panache in Paris and Antibes, where they were at the center of expatriate life during the 1920's.
Pair formation in many rails is effected chiefly by voice; males establish territories and defend them vigorously with distinctive songs and calls while at the same time attracting females.
Her plays, distinctive for their poetic diction and lyrical passages, are based chiefly on historic models; her play Alfonso Munio (1844; rev. ed., Munio Alfonso, 1869), based on the life of Alfonso X, and Saúl (1849), a biblical drama, achieved popular success.
