"Finding My Way (Without You)" is the first of his output sans the Hrdvsion get up and, despite assumptions; the track doesn't stray far from the distinctive eccentricity that Jonson has embodied all along.
Far from stamping a distinctive Gore imprint on the Democratic Party, the document warmly embraces the centrist policies of the Clinton administration and lavishly credits them for the prosperity of the last seven years.
That is far from the only distinctive mark Sittler has attached to his name.
These Anasazi newcomers — archaeologists have traced them to the mesas and canyons around Kayenta, Ariz., not far from the Hopi reservation — were distinctive in other ways.
Indeed the rise of giant, continental-sized countries, namely China and India, suggest that the nation-state, in a new and distinctive form, far from being eclipsed, will actually become more central.
Yet this is far from the first time his distinctive style of political satire - a fixture of national newspapers and magazines for decades - has been the subject of intense debate.
Deliberately grandiose in scale, this far-from-humble 18-room home has four terraces, eight and a half bathrooms and nine gaslit fireplaces, each sheathed in a different shade of marble and accentuated by a distinctive mahogany mantel.
Britain and Argentina's leaders celebrated the 30th anniversary of the outbreak of the Falklands war in their own distinctive ways – albeit both far from their capitals, in distant Ushuaia and Staffordshire.
Far from being genuinely mechanical, such calculations involve a distinctive kind of thought.
Finally, in 1976, Pilbeam discovered a complete Ramapithecus jaw, not far from the initial fossil find, that had a distinctive V shape and thus differed markedly from the parabolic shape of the jaws of members of the human lineage.
