Paced to the Music The operatic sequences in "Love Eternal" are the most distinctive, the ones that elicit the greatest response from Mr. Lee.
Although there are still many small foundations, the late 19th and the 20th centuries witnessed the creation of distinctive large ones that usually originated in the fortunes of wealthy industrialists.
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.
There are also the distinctive radial cables, the ones that cut diagonally across, giving the bridge the appearance of what the poet Hart Crane called "choiring strings".
At this stage, more is more, because you may work your way through five, ten, or even twenty ideas until you find ones that are distinctive and memorable.
The making of three-dimensional nanostructured materials — ones that have distinctive shapes and structures at scales of a few billionths of a meter — has become a fertile area of research, producing materials that are useful for electronics, photonics, phononics and biomedical devices.
Indeed, nine of the 16 most distinctive genes are ones that in humans are associated with heart disease, Willerslev says.
