Among them was the firebrand pastor Scott Lively, who first came to Uganda in 2002 and began peddling his distinctive variety of hot-headed and active homophobia.
The emergent ethical theory is a distinctive variety of utilitarianism, one that identifies the moral good with the maximization not of some subjective state such as happiness, but of the satisfaction of preferences.
A distinctive Jewish variety of the Aramaic alphabet that can be regarded as the Square Hebrew script can be traced from the 3rd century bce.
Malloch [ 64] recognized three distinct Nearctic varieties of Phaonia errans: a yellow-legged variety, Phaonia errans errans (Meigen); a dark-legged variety, Phaonia errans varipes (Coquillet); and a variety with rufous-yellow legs and distinctive chaetotaxy, Phaonia errans completa Malloch.
Benchmarks: Knows how cultures influence the characteristics of regions; Understands how human characteristics make specific regions of the world distinctive Mathematics Standard 1- Uses a variety of strategies in the problem-solving process.
But we hardly learn anything about the growth of the other distinctive American Jewish movements, including Conservative, Reconstructionist, varieties of American Orthodoxy, or even, in more recent decades, Hasidism's resurrection as a potent religious (and political) force.
There are hundreds of varieties of olives, each with its own distinctive flavour and texture.
Australian English is a major variety of the language with a distinctive accent and lexicon, and differs slightly from other varieties of English in grammar and spelling.
If sales take off as the company hopes, fancy new varieties of cantaloupe and tomato, bred for their distinctive size, shape and taste, could follow within a year.
