Sentence examples for a very distinguished from inspiring English sources

Mr Turnbull defended Ms Triggs as a "very distinguished" legal scholar, adding that the main issue "is the children".Ordinary Australians have never really taken to Mr Abbott.

Koppel actually agreed, but thought it was "tacky" to "second-guess" a fellow member of a "very distinguished but tiny club".

The communications minister, Malcolm Turnbull, declined to criticise Triggs or her performance in the role as commissioner, describing her on Wednesday as a "very distinguished international legal academic".

Harold Pinter playwright "A very distinguished writer has used his imagination to write a book and has criticised the religion into which he was born and he has been sentenced to death as well as his publishers.

"You were a law clerk for a very distinguished federal judge, were you not, John Walker Blumenthalaskedked Treene. .

"In order to save a very distinguished name, TriQuarterly, the magazine that I myself edited for 16 years, it was proposed to me that the student journal take that name … I certainly wasn't going to say no".

And when she later asked if Mr. Annan was distinguished, Mr. Kissinger said he told her: "He is a very distinguished man.

"He was a very distinguished parliamentarian and social reformer who has left an indelible mark on his country.

"Tom is a very distinguished scholar.

A Hambletonian is a very distinguished trotting horse.

Mary had five elder siblings; the eldest son, Malcolm, was autistic, but the younger, Duncan Wilson, became a very distinguished diplomat, and later Master of Corpus Christi, Cambridge.