I distinctly remember imagining myself stuck in the middle of this space, and waving all my arms and legs in the air, and trying to understand things, looking up at the stars, pretending they are the lattice points, and just sort of daydreaming".
She describes one daydream as distinctly Parisian: she imagines raising eyebrows (and her skirt) while on a Metro car, then having the male passengers divide into factions and argue about her behavior.
He was also distinctly Caucasian, so imagine the surprise (horror) when One Man Gang announced that he was not only now to be referred to as 'The African Dream' Akeem, he also adopted an incredibly offensive faux African accent and danced badly whilst 'an African ritual' was performed.
Olivier Mourgue's red upholstered Djinn chairs, used on the "2001" set, became a design icon, and the high-end lofts and hotel lobbies of the year 2001 bent distinctly toward the aesthetic of Kubrick's imagined space station.
Subaru's Tokyo studio imagined a world that had stopped rotating and "split into two, distinctly different hemispheres, the Daysphere and the Nightsphere".
But he also understood the moral force that the code gave to individuals: in the same novel, the moment when the solitary, aristocratic Colonel Sherburn faces down a lynch mob alone is, as Twain imagines it, a distinctly Southern scene.
A grown man on a corporate conference call whining about the burden of other people's babies is simultaneously the most un-American and distinctly American scene one can imagine.
If this weren't as tangled a picture as you could imagine, up pops a distinctly European thing: a directive the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID).
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For one, the affect of self-esteem allows us to conceive our power more distinctly, adequately and actively insofar as we imagine other people more disdainfully; thus, we are naturally prone to hatred and envy.
