Up until "Boom and Bust," the narrative of the exhibition is, like its subject matter, distinctly and familiarly American a young, brash man from humble beginnings goes it alone in the big city and makes a name for himself, then travels west to uncharted territory, encountering vibrant fragments of society at every stop.
"My feelings on the matter are distinctly ambiguous, involving both a measure of agony as well as excitement," Deflem wrote in his academic analysis of the experience.
His view of the matter was distinctly different from that of Britain's most famous architecture critic, Prince Charles, who has been ranting about the evils of modern architecture for a quarter of a century, and doing whatever he can to encourage the construction of new buildings that look more or less like old ones.
Alexandra Tyng, whose work was recently on view at the Gross McCleaf Gallery in Philadelphia, is a realist painter whose approach to her subject matter is distinctly contemporary.
Occasionally, neuronal processes in gray and white matter were distinctly labeled.
They hold a mirror to the societies he visits, coaxing rare debate about spiritual matters in distinctly secular lands; they offer the body language, the tantalizing hints, the sideways glances that give tangible expression to theological nuance; they provide the scripted symbols, the ecclesiastical theater, that the Vatican presents as the choreography of faith.
Cordemoy then declares that matter is clearly and distinctly understood as an assembly of bodies.
The white matter tracts are distinctly vulnerable to degeneration in ALS, suggesting that myelinated axons in the white matter tracts are vulnerable to excitotoxicity owing to their expression of extra-synaptic glutamate receptor subtypes (Ozdinler et al., 2011; King et al., 2012).
Much of the writing in the journal voices Davis's efforts to form his own vocabulary, and a distinctly American subject matter, by exploring the concepts of synthetic Cubism.
But Black Lives Matter here has been distinctly Torontonian.
The word scandal is a misnomer for each of these three distinctly different matters.
