Sentence examples for a distinguished translator from inspiring English sources

He works as a distinguished translator, has a column in El País, and runs his own publishing house.

David Bellos – himself a distinguished translator, of Georges Perec and others – has little patience with such arguments.

A profound anglophile, he's also a literary all-rounder who works as a distinguished translator, has a column in El País, and runs his own publishing house.

A pioneering practitioner of deconstruction and a distinguished translator, Johnson wrote groundbreaking essays that profoundly influenced the field of literary and cultural studies.

Michael Henry Heim, a distinguished translator who helped bring to an English-speaking readership the work of Central and Eastern European authors like Günter Grass, Milan Kundera and Anton Chekhov, died on Saturday at his home in Los Angeles.

This monumental biography shows us the daughter of a prominent Victorian industrialist who excavated ruins, became a distinguished translator of Persian poetry, and scaled the Alps in her underclothes.

(Those sentences are wonderfully rendered in English by the distinguished translator Sverre Lyngstad).

The distinguished translator John Willett got it right when he said it survived less because of its political content than through its establishment of a new theatrical genre.

The same rules seem to have guided the distinguished translator William Weaver in his new version of "La Coscienza di Zeno" — "Zeno's Conscience" (Everyman; $20).

One distinguished translator was Yan Fu, who had studied in Great Britain and whose renderings of Western philosophical works into classical Chinese were acclaimed as worthy of comparison, in literary merit, with the Zhou philosophers.

He was also a distinguished Russian scholar and translator.