For example: the champagne, Nicolas Feuillate, is perfectly drinkable but distinctly second-rank; odd when the competition is listing first-rank stuff like Krug, Dom P. and Ruinart.
I still remember distinctly the perfectly spontaneous look the actress gave filmmaker von Trier when he stated, quite confidently, during a press conference for the film in Cannes "I'm a Nazi".
Originally written for the Antonioni movie Zabriskie Point but rejected by the director for being "beautiful, but too sad... it makes me think of church", it has since become one of the emblematic Floyd melodies, its air of melancholy resignation perfectly evocative of the soothing, distinctly British discomfiture underlying much of the band's output.
While its new wall-art store may be perfectly legal, if more creators view it as distinctly un-awesome, Yahoo may need to rethink its approach.
"Chained," the second single off the album, embodies this reduction perfectly, with all the somber intensity that is distinctly xx and nothing more.
The dog, who walks alone down a country road, although a far blur, is distinctly himself, and the spreading landscape around him is perfectly captured in a half-dozen soft grayed lines.
"Will you be kind enough to go back and tell Mr. Morgan that the members of the classical department are perfectly aware of the day of the month?" she said aloud and very distinctly.
We have created a perfectly imperfect parfait of a family, "blending" two spirited little boys who are distinctly individual.
A beautiful environment, richly drawn characters and exciting story came together perfectly with a quaint sideline in romance, relationships and offbeat humour, making this a distinctly British rendering of the genre.
This would make a perfectly reasonable moral conclusion, although it is hardly an original one, and given the spare manner of its delivery might feel distinctly underpowered.
