Sentence examples for Especially distinguished from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Putin was never an especially distinguished spy.

He retired as a general in 1911 after an honourable but not especially distinguished career.

The third rarity, "Petit Pierrot," is a tuneful but not especially distinguished march.

These towns have boxy houses, rational road layouts, plentiful but not especially distinguished greenery, and "herringbone" brick paving.

The score is by Cyndi Lauper, and it's perfectly serviceable — you can hear echoes of her sweet pop tunes buried somewhere in all the belting — without being especially distinguished, or original.

"Best American Comics 2017" is an especially distinguished addition to the series because throughout this nearly 400-page taste test, no comic's storytelling "flavor" is similar to anything that comes before it in the book.

The cast over all was admirable, especially the distinguished German baritone Michael Volle, who brought the requisite gravitas and poignant vulnerability to his portrayal of the wise widower Hans Sachs, a shoemaker and the most beloved member of the guild of master singers in the medieval German city of Nürnberg, where the story is set.

Although having some advantages, the g-index also suffers from the loss of citation information in many important cases, especially for distinguished scientists (most of whose papers are highly cited).

Among these systems are distinguished, especially domain walls (DWs) and elements of its internal structure - vertical Bloch lines (BLs; boundaries between domain wall areas with an antiparallel orientation of magnetization) and Bloch points (BPs; intersection point of two BL parts) [1].

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Question from Paige Donner, Huffington Post: Mr. President, it's an honor to be here today and especially among such distinguished guests.