The atmosphere takes on a distinctly science fair vibe, with drones flying around, LEDs flashing, 3D printers churning out models of TC East Coast Editor John Biggs' head.
In other words, a Phish festival is a distinctly phantasmagoric summer fair for adults who happen to enjoy getting down to improvisational rock grooves.
He supports Arsenal, which is – to be fair – distinctly uncool, but Americans think it's cool, so it's cool in a kind of abstract awful way.
Robin Jones, Stow's mayor, is distinctly chilly about the fair, claiming that petty crime is commonplace though the police say the event is usually peaceful.
The spectacle of the packed evening auctions (which not so long ago were black-tie affairs and are now distinctly more loutish) and fairs attended by the wealthy, the louche, and the merely semi-louche, is ample evidence of the successful merchandising of contemporary art to the global elite.
The repeated swine swine and human swine interactions occurring at agricultural fairs are distinctly different from those occurring in commercial swine production settings.
"Our priorities for a stronger economy and a fairer society are distinctly liberal priorities.
Weighing up the various claims and counter-claims, Liberum Capital said that despite putting forward some "fair" arguments, Simon looked "distinctly wrong-footed".
The long duration of many agricultural fairs (3 10 days) is distinctly different than other swine concentration points or commingling events (i.e., abattoirs, markets, auctions, or shows), where interactions are limited to hours.
As Joan Didion wrote in 1967 of her decision to leave New York City for the West Coast, "It is distinctly possible to stay too long at the Fair".
