The inflections, the rhythms, the actual expressions that had been declared examples of a distinctive black culture were all now simply transferred to white mouths.
Although they bear some similarity to the paintings of Ajanta in India, there are significant differences in style and composition suggesting that these are examples of a distinctive Sri Lankan school of art.
66– 69 FBDS are the clearest example of a clinically distinctive seizure semiology that appears almost pathognomonic for the presence of the cell-surface directed LGI1 antibodies.
Not a million miles from sancerre, Domaine Jacky Marteau's 2014 Touraine Sauvignon Blanc, £9, Marks & Spencer, is an example of the distinctive, fresh, fragrant style, in which herb and nettle characters etch the gooseberry flavours of this zingy dry white with juicily tongue-tingling herbaceous borders.
Nevertheless, it is widely acknowledged as a distinctive example of a housing development that perfectly confronts the harsh desert climate and responds adequately to the basic needs of its users.
Its lawyers also showed pictures of Nokia's Lumia - which runs Windows Phone 7 - as an example of a handset that looked distinctive from its own.
The houses combine the Regency-style "gaiety and exuberance" with the "charm and vigour" of Victorian architecture, and the use of angled bay windows set below tented canopies is a late example of this distinctive local practice.
The Easter sunrise service, for example, is a distinctive Protestant observance in North America.
For example, a distinctive pattern of disability has been found in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) compared with that characterizing patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) or diabetes mellitus [ 1].
Each of the known examples has a distinctive headdress.
