Love triumphed over fear and there was a distinctive air of freedom.
There were a lot more American families like the one in the mini-series, but also with their own distinctive sagas of captivity, freedom, migration and resilience.
It was almost seat-of-the-pants, the way he conceived his modern Balenciaga, and he doesn't want to lose that freedom, or the distinctive style it produced, under Gucci.
So it is reassuring to hear Mavis Staples' powerful new album, recorded with Ry Cooder, Ladysmith Black Mambazo and the Original Freedom Singers: that distinctive voice is still there - still joyful, still thunderous.
June 25 , 1852Reus, Spain June 10 , 1926Barcelona, Spain Antoni Gaudí, Catalan in full Antoni Gaudí i Cornet, Spanish Antonio Gaudí y Cornet (born June 25 , 1852 Reus, Spain died June 10 , 1926 Barcelona), Catalan architect, whose distinctive style is characterized by freedom of form, voluptuous colour and texture, and organic unity.
Going back as far to David Lynch's Twin Peaks in 1990, and Fassbinder's Berlin Alexanderplatz a decade before that, distinctive directors have found the freedom to tell ongoing stories, using the template of a longer series to explore, especially, particular tones.
Classical accounts of this state depict individual humans as frustrated in their most basic needs and desires, and as incapable of the refinement needed to develop their distinctive faculties and exercise their freedom.
A deep understanding of his distinctive aesthetic allows him the freedom to channel his ideas into a company's portfolio.
There are values, notably solidarity and regard for the poorest, which are as distinctive to the labour tradition as freedom is to the liberal one.
Arguably the sole remaining trace of what made Mr. Libeskind's ideas distinctive is the spire on the Freedom Tower -- and some of the people involved in downtown redevelopment say even that may not survive.
