Second, have there been [End Page 301] and could there be other sciences, culturally distinctive ones, that also "work" and thus are universal in this sense?
Great writers announce themselves by means of a distinctive voice, one that sounds like no one else.
In low-country South Carolina, American slavery assumed a distinctive form, one that has captured the attention of generations of historians.
The company has already earned a reputation for putting out an unusually distinctive vodka, one that tastes markedly of the potatoes from which it's distilled.
Because they're wild, not farmed they're not farmed and they have a really special, distinctive flavour – one that is unique to this spot.
But the reluctance to create an original and distinctive look, one that gives a face to personality, isn't limited to young women.
Like Donald Trump, he always delivers the same straightforward and distinctive message — one that, for many months now, has been drawing huge crowds of Democrats and independent voters to events across the country.
With his hands in many pots, Jonson is still able to uphold a distinctive sound, one that emits from each of his projects.
Whichever way you cut it, La La Land is a remarkable, distinctive film, and one that may come to define our era.
Among its distinctive features is one that might cause traditionalists some alarm: Hayley and some of her fellow caseworkers are not long-standing professionals.
In her sculptures over the last several years, Ms. Bhabha has created a highly distinctive visual universe, one that is most gripping when its various cultural references are fully absorbed and altered.
