We're filling no need, except perhaps for communal enjoyment of a few shared, distinctly feminine, somewhat juvenile tastes.
It was perhaps this period that gave Meade's policy work its distinctly Cambridge and somewhat leftist flavour.
Blonde and dimpled, somewhat effeminate, Stuart was an earnest simpleton, distinctly un-cool in his cardigan.
Compared to B. b. nikolskii, which may occupy the more southern reaches of the same upland ranges, it is somewhat larger as well as darker, less distinctly yellowish and more heavily streaked.
The tensor indicates that the AFRI sublineage classification defines somewhat generic M. africanum strains that can be distinctly placed in the groups MA1 (part of AFRI_1), MA4 (other part of AFRI_1), MA2 (andI_2) and MA3 (AFRI_3).
The foot-fringe (a band of tissue around the edge of the foot) is not very distinctly separated: it is very pale and somewhat expanded, with indistinct lines on it.
This branch retains the somewhat overstuffed feel of the Upper West Side original and the distinctly New York atmosphere of competitive (i.e., aggressive) bargain hunters jockeying for position.
Rather than work in an outlying studio, he painted from life, as it were, inside the distinctly Havishamish main house, most of which remains shuttered and somewhat chaotically arrayed with the furnishings and memorabilia of its last private owners.
The A2 subcluster repressors are somewhat more diverse, and the Eagle and Peaches (Subcluster A4) repressors are distinctly different from the other repressors, but very similar to each other (Fig. 6A).
Catching her breath after her three-hour rehearsal, Peaches found it somewhat difficult to explain exactly how she planned to portray so many different characters so distinctly.
