The Vigilant Citizen has a good claim to be the world's most distinctive music critic.
Ultimately, however, many Neo-Confucians did come to be more distinctive and unrelenting critics of Buddhism than tolerant competitors.
Anggun possesses a three-octave contralto voice, which has been described as "husky", "soulful", and "distinctive" by music critics.
After I began to read his books, I noticed that the historian and the critic had distinctive voices.
"No one likes us/I don't know why/We may not be perfect/But heaven knows we try/All around even our old friends put us down/Let's drop the big one and see what happens," sings Newman in the distinctive voice that a critic once described as sounding like a "frightened bison".
He was tall, lean and handsome, with vivid blue eyes and a distinctive voice that film critic David Thomson once likened to "a rapier that has been used to stir the cream".
It seems fitting that Neel's distinctive expressionistic realism, as some critics called it, can be described as extremely loquacious.
In his collections Plain Song (1965), Locations (1968), Walking (1967), and Outlyer and Ghazals (1969), critics noted a distinctive amalgam of earthy style and philosophical inquiry.
Just as Graham Greene created a distinctive mood of place that critics called "Greeneland", Hopper painted the feeling familiar to most humans - the triste embedded in existence, in our intimate knowledge of the solitude of the self.
The term "feeding frenzy" wasn't yet common coin; rather than seeking an individual and distinctive response to the movie, critics sought merely to outdo themselves in the art of stone-throwing, each one's hostile cruelty shielded by everyone else's.
