Lee Miller had the psychotic, barbaric edge over Cumberbatch as the Creature, whereas Cumberbatch found added depth and tart humour in the priggish scientist, a role more suited to his distinctive intellectual talent.
This temptation was sharpened for many Catholics by John Paul II's charisma and Cold War statesmanship and then Benedict's distinctive intellectual gifts, and by their common role as ecumenical rallying points for orthodox belief in an age of heresy.
I think that among economists of my generation I can claim to have a fairly distinctive intellectual style — not necessarily a better style than my colleagues, for there are many ways to be a good economist, but one that has served me well.
With George Stigler and others, Friedman was among the intellectual leaders of the second generation of Chicago price theory, a distinctive intellectual and methodological movement at the University of Chicago's Department of Economics, Law School, and Graduate School of Business from the 1940s onward.
Press hint at other directions the show might have taken, including taking note of the distinctive New York intellectual life that developed on the left, partly in opposition to these ideas.
Nevertheless, they have found the means to make Kinshasa a source of distinctive influence in intellectual and popular culture felt throughout Africa.
Nevertheless, CSS was just four-years-old, with many young and new staff, and it had developed a distinctive and innovative intellectual project operating on the borders of cultural studies and sociology.
Each proposal represents a distinctive meditation on the intellectual and emotional polarities that the disaster challenges us to mediate: surface/depth, light/darkness, presence/absence, form/void, difference/unity, profane /sacred and loss/recovery.
But then reliability cannot be a distinctive mark of the intellectual virtues.
CdLS is characterized by growth retardation, intellectual disability, distinctive facial features (synophrys, long eyelashes, upturned nose, thin downturned lips), limb malformations, and other organ disorders.
Some feel that an eclectic, populist architect like Mr. Stern isn't supposed to borrow from a figure like Mr. Eisenman, who has developed a distinctive formal vocabulary and an intellectual aura to go with it.
