For examples of the latter, see "Psychology," "Little Things," or "The Nature of Friendship": Only after death do we fully fathom the distinctive qualities of a loved one, delve deeper into their essence, the living manifestations of which no longer disturb us.
Meanwhile, affluent Chinese are becoming more interested and invested in Hawaii, so it heightens Hawaii's brand to introduce China more fully to its distinctive cuisine.
Distal pulmonary vessels (<100 µm) were counted and the degree of muscularisation for each vessel was assessed [24] as fully muscularised (two distinctive and continuous elastic lamina), partially muscularised (second elastic membrane not continuous <75%) and non muscularised (single elastic membrane).
In contrast, Corbyn's style is distinctive and fully formed.
They're quite distinctive, with fully red heads, broad bands of black and white, and a predilection for open woods and swamps with dead or dying trees.
At least until the election, Mr Clegg seems safe.Still, only the party's distinctive traits fully account for its good mood.
One thing that emerges is how remarkably long a literary apprenticeship he imposed on himself — his first two novels, the work of a man on either side of thirty, left him unsatisfied and aware of their mere incipience — so that, when his novelistic voice burst forth with its distinctive tone fully formed, in 1953, with "The Adventures of Augie March," Bellow was nearly forty.
I'm still puzzling my way though the life – Sullivan was born and lives in the American South; as a teen he went through an evangelical Christian phase (beautifully revealed in the opening piece, "Upon this Rock") – and the writing that's resulting from it, but am feeling the way publishers do when they come across a new voice, fully formed and quite distinctive.
Grasshoppers breed in the Himalayan Mountains at altitudes as high as 6,000 metres (about 18,000 feet), and each mountain altitudinal zone has distinctive species; fully winged, actively flying species are usually not restricted to a single zone but are found in adjacent ones.
We can more fully appreciate what is distinctive in Smith by comparing him with Hume.
