Her underground templates evoking cells, crystals, and honeycombs are inspired by geometric patterns found in nature, and yet the results look distinctly man-made.
Rubin is a distinctly burly man, but many people have found that levering themselves into the Roadster's low cockpit calls to mind a prison break through a ventilation shaft.
In the end, she took inspiration from a distinctly human source: the pictograms of the universal man and woman that often appear on restroom doors.
They sounded distinctly human.
Well, they literally could not be more different, in terms of their natures, in terms of their career paths, their personal histories — in every regard, they are distinctly different men.
THE Hartford Stage's semi-revival of Edward Albee's hugely successful first play, "The Zoo Story," brings back the mesmerizing encounter between two distinctly different men, Peter and Jerry, who meet in Central Park one afternoon.
Now it is true that Leibniz eventually came to doubt "whether any concept of this [primitive] kind appears distinctly to men, namely, in such a way that they know they have it" (An Introduction to a Secret Encyclopedia (1679?); C, 513 (MP, 7)).
Strengthening Filipchuck and Beaulieu's intellectual property theft case is the more circumstantial evidence in the "Hey Mama" video, in which Guetta and Minaj galavant in distinctly Burning Man-themed scenes, replete with dusty post-apocalyptic revelers, art cars, and a stage setup commonly used at Burner spin-off events like Desert Hearts.
She saw very distinctly the old man's bare head, bowed down, the gray thin hairs, the scalp.
Hoban is 82, and this is distinctly an old man's book: cranky, wistful, riddled with mortality.
He is a doer in a game usually reserved for talkers.... He's his own man: distinctly American".
