Sentence examples for Quite distinguished from inspiring English sources

She's actually, as Colin Powell carefully said, quite "distinguished" — for her looks, her grace and charm, her ability to connect with an audience, her ambition and her drive.

Some still questioned him, wrongly, before this World Cup on the grounds he had never quite distinguished himself at a major tournament.

The accusations have also obscured what is otherwise a quite distinguished resume.

Many may find this list of already designated modern buildings quite distinguished.

Large and fat, with regular and quite distinguished features, he was nevertheless a shy and awkward bachelor who blushed easily, spoke with hesitation, and was rarely convivially gay.

For his part, Father Kirk said that the Vatican's offer of fast-track conversion had revealed the "latent anti-Catholic sentiment" among "some quite distinguished Anglicans".

The audience at, say, a Chucky picture can seem to be screaming and laughing at pretty much the same time, as if it couldn't quite distinguish one response from the other.

Two foods some of us here at HuffPost Taste grew up around but can't quite distinguish are corned beef and pastrami.

Kid's Community College's® value proposition is quite clear and quite easily distinguished from others in the market.

We think our value proposition is quite clear and quite easily distinguished from most others in the market.

"My side isn't quite as distinguished".