Petrarch draws on the traditions of the troubadours and Dante's Vita Nuova, but his representation of his convoluted, darkened inner state is distinctively original, and tremendous.
Arthur Honegger proclaimed that Prokofiev would "remain for us the greatest figure of contemporary music," and the American scholar Richard Taruskin has recognised Prokofiev's "gift, virtually unparalleled among 20th-century composers, for writing distinctively original diatonic melodies".
The group's original distinctively British R&B sound was centred on Wilko Johnson's choppy guitar style.
Experience in politics helps to flesh out distinctively informed and yet original outlooks.
His scenes of family drama in Texas, featuring such actors as Brad Pitt and Jessica Chastain, are filmed as distinctively and with as original and imaginative a vision as his synthetic images of the beyond, and the substance of that drama (down to the role of music in it, which meshes with the music heard on the soundtrack) is integral to his cinematic-philosophical creation.
According to the PCA and HCA tree, samples RK 43 and RC 11 and 12 were distinctively excluded from their original branches, which were merged in the RC and RSE species, respectively.
Bolaño uses many different regional varieties of Spanish, and no translation can fully transmit the effects produced in the original by a distinctively Chilean word, like "pololear" (to date), or a distinctively Mexican one, like "escuincle" (kid).
The home has half a dozen antique marble fireplaces, each distinctively carved, and retains the original coffered ceilings.
"We started exploring the idea through contemporary classical and film music, However, the final result was original pieces that are distinctively ring tones: they are short, and they all have a functional sounds element". Nokia also worked with an audio production company called Epic Sound which helped on some of the composing and arranging.
In the Royal Shakespeare Company production, which returned to Broadway last week for a limited run, Michael Siberry as Nicholas and John Lynch as Smike were judged by the critics to be distinctively different from Roger Rees and David Threlfall, their predecessors in the original production five years ago, yet praiseworthy in their own right.
Mencía, once thought to be a relation of cabernet franc, is the main red variety here, and in Alodio Joven it's mixed – by Carlos Costoya, a fine artist by trade – with the more obscure merenzao and brancellao into a distinctively wild, earthy, cherry scented, fluent and spring fresh original.
