Sentence examples for a distinguished enough from inspiring English sources

Manhattan Through May 6 Craigie Aitchison has had a distinguished enough painting career in England to earn a C.B.E.

One gets the sense that, whenever the committee can find a distinguished enough scientist who is sympathetic to religion — a kind of subfield unto itself — they make an award, in order to give the Templeton Prize some much-needed scientific credibility.

One gets the sense that, whenever the committee can find a distinguished enough scientist who is sympathetic to religion a kind of subfield unto itself they make an award, in order to give the Templeton Prize some much-needed scientific credibility.

I remember back when Indians were played as God intended, by distinguished British actors like Peter sellers in The Party, Sir Ben Kingsley in Ghandi, Sam Jaffe (Not really British, but distinguished enough for two) in Gunga Din, or Sir Alec Guinness in A Passage to India.

The case against: The French authorities decided Kimye were "not distinguished enough" to get married at Versailles.

In his speech, he said that he did not feel "either senior or distinguished enough" for the role but that he was "very excited".

Croix had been a distinguished tennis player in his youth, good enough to play the center court at Wimbledon in 1929.

Being intelligent enough to learn to read and write is essential for being a distinguished writer, and the same is true of mastering basic techniques in other arts.

Hardy, a distinguished Cambridge scholar, initially considered this confusing document the work of a crank, but he understood enough to know he wanted to know more.

A distinguished fiction writer.

A distinguished NYC attorney.