His tweets, however, can be distinctly banal, often involving food.
"What's fresh about Wheatley's horror-based cinema is that it combines a fascination with distinctly strange, often moribund aspects of old-English culture, with a spot-on comic sense of how bizarre and dysfunctional ordinary people can be," Nick James, the editor of the magazine Sight & Sound, which in November put "Sightseers" on its cover, wrote in an e-mail.
The young women, however, were distinctly more often confronted with this type of discrimination in the training companies (16 statements) compared to the vocational schools (2 statements) (Table 2).
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They are often distinctly veined and are usually lilac, purple, or sometimes white in colour.
Their hunting and harvesting equipment is often distinctly low tech, homemade and arcane.
With the roots and mechanisms of inequality often distinctly political, political science research can help chart policies to reduce inequality in the cities of the future.
This is because beneath the surface of a distant and often distinctly strange culture Murasaki's characters of a thousand years ago express emotions that remain entirely familiar.
Ashton and Robbins, who both created Chopin ballets and whose heroines are often distinctly lovelorn, would never have presented women with so little individuality and inner life.
Star Walk 2 iOS / Android (£2.29) The best entertainment is often distinctly un-digital: staring at the night sky, for example.
