Sentence examples similar to a distinguished quality of from inspiring English sources

We were going to my girlfriend's big family reunion in Auckland, New Zealand, but when we found out that Great Barrier Island, just off the coast, had been recently awarded Dark Sky Sanctuary status – a typically remote area that has an "exceptional or distinguished quality of starry nights" – we thought it would be the perfect place to unwind before our busy schedule.

This is often a combination of public and private land with "exceptional or distinguished" quality of starry skies.

The sculpture is marginally less provincial than the paintings, and, for example, the choir stalls carved by Pedro de Noguera and his assistants for Lima cathedral (1624 26) are of distinguished quality.

And the performance of Beethoven's Violin Concerto on Monday night, for all its distinguished qualities, showed some of the shortcomings of Mr. Vanska's approach.

Placing an advert where no one can see it seems a little counterproductive, but tea's refined and distinguished qualities are the perfect accompaniment to this pioneering presentation of an older woman setting up her own business.

Lord Crawford was a distinguished representative of a very ancient family.

He leaves a distinguished legacy of community service.

Fetter was a distinguished historian of economic thought and the father of another distinguished economic historian, Frank Whitson Fetter.

McLaughlin joins a distinguished line of British pier architects.

Vanier joins a distinguished group of Templeton laureates.

He was a distinguished veteran of World War II.