Many Ethiopian dishes call for braising or stewing, which no doubt accounts for the distinctive, well-married flavors characteristic of this cuisine, as well as for its pleasingly yielding textures.
In 1921 Terry-Thomas began to nurture his distinctive, well-spoken voice, reasoning that "using good speech automatically suggested that you were well-educated and made people look up to you".
His clothes are distinctive and well made.
The grounds are distinctive as well.
Each is a distinctive as well as distinguished writer.
Mr. Arthus-Bertrand, 64, is distinctive as well.
Each garment was distinctive and well done, but like the weather or our interest, it was also subject to change.
Twenty years ago he founded a company, Forces of Nature, that blended traditional West African and modern dance in distinctive ways, well before that choreographic technique became fashionable.
In distinct contrast to "B.Y.T.," whose "author," Brooke de Ocampo, hasn't written its narratives, there's a fuzzy, friendly feel to "R.S.V.P.," if only because it's offered in Ms. Kempner's distinctive voice, well seasoned with personal pronouns and memories.
Max Ophuls is a highly distinctive name, well known to movie lovers as that of a German-born actor and stage director who, beginning in 1930, directed films in Germany, France, Russia, Italy, the Netherlands, and, after 1946, the United States.
