For, as he says, "our distinctive way of thinking makes us us". This distinctive way of thinking, apparently, began with the Ionians, mainland Greeks who immigrated eastward to the hardscrabble coast of Asia Minor 2,700 years ago.
Other characters or types of characters have similarly distinctive ways of speaking, such as the auditors of reality never having quotation marks, Ankh-Morpork grocers never using punctuation correctly, and golems capitalising each word in everything they say.
Today, even global capitalist corporations prate about the importance of local knowledge and distinctive ways of life.
O'Connor is arguably the most powerful of all of them because of the distinctive way she approaches her job.
We reveal that the underlying physical origin for this crossover is a mechanism transition of kinetic nanofriction arising from distinctive ways of interaction between the admolecule and the graphene substrate in these two regimes due to the temperature change.
Each had its own culture defined by unique core objectives, and each had distinctive ways of managing systems of research, reputations, and rewards.
The genera of natural and spiritual life are two formally distinctive ways of being a living being, which are characterized by natural and spiritual freedom, respectively.
Games also depend upon an art of expressive movement, with characters defined through their distinctive ways of propelling themselves through space, and successful products structured around a succession of spectacular stunts and predicaments.
Many of the hundreds of small ethnic groups were absorbed into the populations of nation-states, many old languages declined, and many formerly distinctive ways of life persisted only as remnants or artificially preserved societies.
