The phrase "a distinguished speaker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is recognized for their expertise, accomplishments, or contributions in a particular field, often in the context of a conference or event.
Example: "We are honored to have Dr. Smith as a distinguished speaker at our annual conference, sharing insights on climate change."
Alternatives: "an esteemed speaker" or "a notable speaker."
Each year, the American Academy of Arts and Letters invites a distinguished speaker to deliver the Evangeline Wilbour Blashfield Foundation Address, on some aspect of….
Each year, the American Academy of Arts and Letters invites a distinguished speaker to deliver the Evangeline Wilbour Blashfield Foundation Address, on some aspect of arts and letters.
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By Edna O'Brien Each year, the American Academy of Arts and Letters invites a distinguished speaker to deliver the Evangeline Wilbour Blashfield Foundation Address, on some aspect of arts and letters.
No scientific meeting is complete without a few distinguished speakers, and the CCR-FYI Retreat is no different.
He initiated the annual exhibition of senior students' design and project work and the Joseph Black Memorial Lecture given by a distinguished outside speaker.
The result is a collection of thoughtful, nuanced responses about cultural politics and unconscious bias, along with some shocking accounts of sexism and harassment, including a distinguished visiting speaker who opened with the line: "Show me a grad student I can fuck".
Even before the ceremony's distinguished speakers had a chance to honor Angelou's legacy with a namesake stamp, reporters went into detective mode to find out if the quote actually belonged to her.
He drew upon his worldwide network of scientific colleagues, inviting them to Mount Sinai as distinguished speakers and guests.
Just for fun, I perused the obligatory list of distinguished speakers Monica had already lined up, and I found something strange: the name of someone I knew.
So Valley veteran Kevin Rose will be at Disrupt SF on September 8th – 12th! Rose will be joining our growing coterie of distinguished speakers, all of which now include: my former boss Michael Arrington, Marissa Mayer, Vinod Khosla, Marc Benioff, Ron Conway, Ben Horowitz, Joel Klein, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, Jessica Alba, Brian Lee, Path's Dave Morin and Benchmark Capital's Matt Cohler.
