I asked Jenkins about the exchange the next day during a one-on-one conversation, and he remembered it distinctly; it had stayed with him. .
Luther wrote that he "should have spoken far differently and more distinctly had I known what was going to happen".
One member said he would "find it distinctly inconvenient to have to sit up and look civilised because a lady might appear".
Gymnopilus flavus, despite also appearing on land near the Mediterranean, can be differentiated from G. maritimus as it lives among grass, especially Dactylis glomerata, and it has distinctly smaller spores, typically measuring 5 to 6 by 3.5 to 4.2 μm.
An ODSS shares some characteristics with other management support systems, but it has distinctly different objectives, scope and components.
White Lily is distinctly Southern: it has been milled here in downtown Knoxville since 1883 and its white bags (extra tall because the flour weighs less per cup than other brands) are distributed almost solely in Southern supermarkets, although specialty stores like Williams-Sonoma and Dean & DeLuca have carried it at premium prices.
It still has a distinctly medieval feel, enhanced by its weather, which has more in common with foggy London than Paris, which is just a two-hour ride away on the high speed TGV train.
But this is a book whose author describes trading sex for extensive free dental care, so it also has a distinctly mundane side.
It also has a distinctly Western vibe.
Its distinctly Dickensian factory has no robot welders.
The record is forthcoming on Ghostly International, and it has a distinctly troubled air to it, equally evocative of agitation and melancholy.
