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Her humor was certainly distinctive.

But the art world suspects that some of the buyers may be less than delighted in the long run.The auction was certainly distinctive.

But he was certainly distinctive on Sunday as Maurizio; he gave a rock-solid performance at an ideal pitch of fortissimo passion.

It's probably not his most flattering look, but was certainly distinctive and set him apart visually from Charlie Sheen.

He reportedly wants to raise $150m to invest in new technologies.The European approach is certainly distinctive.

Bamako is certainly distinctive, with commanding moments, but Melé and Chaka are undeveloped and I felt it might work better as a theatrical piece.

Mr. Vinjamuri reviewed the coming Bacardi campaign and said that "it is certainly distinctive and ownable in the sense that Bacardi has a history that these other brands cannot point to".

The aural effect is unique to Sokurov, and I am agnostic about it, but it is certainly distinctive and has the effect of emphasising the centrality of Faust's consciousness – and his loneliness.

Their jerseys are certainly distinctive, the two thick black stripes down the front and back making them look a little like an NFL umpire or Newcastle United/Juventus player.

I consider Seimetz one of the best independent filmmakers of the day (on the basis of her one feature, "Sun Don't Shine"); Kerrigan, though not one of the best filmmakers of the time, is certainly distinctive and ambitious.

It is certainly distinctive and visually diverting for the first few minutes, with all Greenaway's Tourette-tics of numerology and other arcana, but ultimately it's a humourless and weirdly zestless piece of work, remarkable for the absence both of passion and intellectual rigour.