But his behaviour is distinctly post-Soviet.
(The book has a distinctly post-September 11th feel).
There's something distinctly post-punk about the Boys, who play Baby's All Right on Feb. 27.
Clean lines, tattoo inspired socks, white tracksuits and chipped nail polish, Gosha Rubchinskiy's fashion has a distinctly post-Soviet feel.
"I choke on too much detail," Mr Wood despairs, "and find that a distinctly post-Flaubertian tradition fetishises it".
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF BUILDINGS A distinctly post-9/11 perspective haunts this survey of architectural photography since 1840.
President Sarkozy is seizing them in a distinctly post-imperial style; he defines the region as a mosaic to be worked on bit by bit, not as one huge prize that, if won, would restore France's lost glory.
This is, of course, the tragedy of "Hamlet," remade by Butler in a distinctly post-Freudian style that reaches its apogee in "A Small Hotel," a slim and wise, and painfully realistic, study of a contemporary marriage.
Auckland's recent developments illustrate the challenges of a distinctly post-suburban polity.
The results show that the level of IL-4, IL-5 and IL-17 was increased substantially before surgery but they decreased substantially after surgery, IFN-γ, TNF-a was increased after surgery, the ratio of Th1/Th2 (IFN-γ/IL-4) was significantly lower before surgery and increased distinctly post-operation.
Grad students eagerly dug into his distinctly post-modern approach to music.
