More specifically than that, the distinctive experience of the large Irish-American Catholic family in the north-east, in the years after World War II.
They were deconstructed so that the distinctive diamond patterns faded away.
Many neighbors were surprised that the distinctive five-leaf plants went undetected on public land.
Mr. Hettrick said that the distinctive feature is the extra three minutes of film.
The authors wrote that the distinctive feature of the human faculty of language, narrowly defined, is recursion.
The critical factor in extending is that the distinctive product owned by the brand fits seamlessly in its new category.
Mr. Nesbitt said that the distinctive identity bred a kind of familiarity that had been particularly important since last September.
Bodin thought that the secret lay in recognition of the sovereignty of the state and argued that the distinctive mark of the state is supreme power.
Kierkegaard suggests that the distinctive feature of modern life is "abstraction", which in this instance means a mode of relationship that is emptied of personal feeling and significance.
It was through Moore that the distinctive country-blues rockabilly style emerged – a sound that falls sharp and sour at times, with a kind of iridescence.
In one recent book, The Spirit of Cities, two political theorists argued that the distinctive spirit of the city states of ancient Greece should be rediscovered.
