Determined to avoid such cases of mistaken identity on future battlefields, General Beauregard decided the Confederates needed a distinctive national flag.
John Gross's new anthology of parodies in English (with a few foreign titbits) has samples both high and low of this diverse genre.To get the treatment, poets need a distinctive voice and preferably a tendency to let it rise out of control.
In their letter, dated Dec. 22 but not released by the county until Wednesday, Mr. Wang and Mr. Rechler said that although they had argued repeatedly that the project needed a "distinctive icon," they were "not willing to allow the tower to be the political football that keeps the Lighthouse Project from becoming a reality for the benefit of Long Island".
By Richard Brody May 2, 2014 The dual talents that superhero-movie directors need — a distinctive approach both to the character-centric relationships and to the grandiose action — is built into the doubleness of the stories they're adapting, those of Superman and Clark Kent, Batman and Bruce Wayne, the Incredible Hulk and Bruce Banner, Iron Man and Tony Stark, and Spider-Man and Peter Parker.
Since, on this view, ordinary content is often broad, we need a distinctive, specialized notion of narrow content as different in some way from ordinary content.
Whether you are outfitting your own home or need a distinctive gift for a friend or family member, they have it.
Single purpose characters needed a distinctive personality trait to quickly establish them with the player, rather than serving as a disposable item, while major characters had to reflect the player's progression and actions through the game.
Chris Mullane, a 68-year-old Auckland resident who fought in the Vietnam War and was later stationed at Fort Benning in Georgia, agreed that the country needed a more distinctive flag.
In a tweet: Glasvegas are obviously on their way to greater things, but perhaps they need a few more distinctive melodies to become a festival favourite.
