Sentence examples for a particularly distinguished from inspiring English sources

But it's not a particularly distinguished list, by any means.

As troubled inner city communities go, East Flatbush is not a particularly distinguished one.

The print is unusually large -- 15 inches by 17 1/2 inches -- and has a particularly distinguished provenance.

In the mid-60s, for example, Isaiah Berlin (a particularly distinguished Royal Opera House director) became aware, while teaching at Harvard, that the Met's legendary boss Rudolf Bing was showing an alarming appreciation of the ROH music director, Georg Solti.

The cops in "Sus" are undeniably bigots, but Delroy (Jolie Garrett), a large man with long braided hair who speaks in a Caribbean patois, is in many ways an ordinary fellow, not particularly distinguished as a character and really only incidentally black.

The University also is grateful to the members of the committee, a group of particularly distinguished scientists and researchers, who brought their collective insight and considerable experience to the task.

Seventh District, Brooklyn: During a decade as a Civil Court judge, Maxine Archer has emerged as a competent if not particularly distinguished jurist.

From 2018 through 2023, I hold a Harvard College Professorship, which recognizes "particularly distinguished contributions to undergraduate teaching and to creating a positive influence in the culture of teaching in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences". With Stephanie Batiste and Brian Herrera, I edit the book series Performance and American Cultures for New York University Press.

The balletto was particularly distinguished by a refrain of nonsense syllables such as "fa la la".

Agricola appears not to have been particularly distinguished as a physician, though in this pursuit he made use of direct observation rather than of received authority.

In this connection, the magnetic films with a strong uniaxial anisotropy are particularly distinguished.