Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.
During the panel Mr. Spratlan cited Mozart as a model of writing music that defines character, something Mr. Spratlan does distinctively in "Life Is a Dream".
However, Fig. 1 does distinctively group the Colombian CWR samples according to their taxonomic affiliation and separates them from reference samples pertaining to the same species, confirming their divergent genetic make-up.
It was going to be a long road, but I had a gut feeling that it could be done, and distinctively.
The saturated degrees do not distinctively influence the gas permeability of the pervious concrete.
It's hard to think not, and there are passages of mandolin-like, chromatic glissing in Hendrix that do sound distinctively Django-ish.
When structural conditions and resources and capabilities do not distinctively indicate one approach or the other, the right choice will depend on the organization's strategic mind-set.
Thus I ask, did a distinctively "postcolonial" form of medicine emerge in the former imperial centers, as it did in the former colonies?
Why do men tend to dress alike, whereas women tend to dress distinctively?
This model is distinctively done for business analysts to perform changes in the services on their own instead of depending on the programmers.
If "bullshit," as opposed to "bull," is a distinctively modern linguistic innovation, that could have something to do with other distinctively modern things, like advertising, public relations, political propaganda, and schools of education.
