Sentence examples for academically distinguished from inspiring English sources

Why can't anyone seem to be able to get what might be the District's most academically distinguished homeless person off the streets?

He was sent to Gontor, one of the academically distinguished Islamic boarding schools known as pesantren, where he excelled as a student.

He was not considered academically distinguished, despite showing promise in Latin and Greek.

She is a William F. Field Alumni Scholar, an honor bestowed upon the most academically distinguished students in the Class of 2005.

In spite of an itinerant childhood, and the early loss of his father, Mr. Lindsay distinguished himself academically at a very young age and graduated first in his class from Ridley College in St. Catherines, Ontario at the age of 14.

While Mr. Shahzad did not seem to distinguish himself academically, he came across as witty, street smart and "fast on his feet," recalled one classmate.

According to Arnold's 1995 book "Lives of Promise: What Becomes of High School Valedictorians," these students continued to distinguish themselves academically in college; a little less than sixty per cent pursued graduate studies.

Do students distinguish themselves academically?

–Do students succeed in distinguishing themselves academically?

Not particularly athletic, he also did not distinguish himself academically.

He went on to Harvard University, where he continued to distinguish himself academically.