And it is that distinctly human trait which excites me.
The production doesn't entirely revitalize a play that distinctly smells of embalming fluid.
Frequently, too, audience members who saw that distinctly noncommercial filmmaking was possible were inspired to pick up cameras themselves.
"Mistah President, Govahnah Romney, all due respect... ...... he wrote, trying to capture that distinctly New Yawk accent.
But none of that is the reason that distinctly un-NoLita types enter the building at No. 204.
But it is unclear how many of the buyers who get to enjoy that distinctly London flavour will be local people.
I can see what Johnny's done here, playing with proportions to give the outfit that distinctly Johnny touch, but sadly it doesn't entirely work.
Putin was strutting across the hotel lobby in that distinctly quick duck-footed waddle that twists his upper torso and makes him look like a mechanical toy.
So it's no surprise that the breakfast taco, that distinctly Tex-Mex assemblage of egg, cheese, potato, beans and meat tucked inside a flour tortilla, has never been popular up north.
Gen. Mohamed Sheik, Somalia's intelligence chief, said that when Sheik Sharif took office, the government had 37 technicals, that distinctly Somali invention of a pickup truck with a cannon on the back.
It is an amorphous polymer with a chemical structure that distinctly differs from the other macromolecular constituents of wood.
