Sentence examples for after distinction from inspiring English sources

This makes no sense as a worldview: you can either separate importance from trivia, or you can't; live contentedly on love and carbohydrates, or hanker after distinction and novelty; spend your time with the people who matter, or wait outside a shop.

Both are A.O.C. (Appellation Origine Contrôlée) for this region, a much-sought-after distinction, which, roughly translated, means: This place, right here, is where you get the best version of this stuff.

This stems from the fact that the consumer is able to decide not to switch after searching (Distinction 3).

Finally, quarterly mortality rates were compared among study groups; to avoid immortal time bias, mortality was considered beginning in month 5 (i.e., after the distinction between acute and chronic ESA hyporesponse was made).

Making that distinction, after all, was the I.R.S. employees' job.

In June 1953, immediately after graduating with distinction from Brown, Mr. Colson joined the Marine Corps and married Nancy Billings.

After graduating with distinction, Hill held positions of increasing responsibility and gained expertise in quality control.

Young indigenous Australians excel in every avenue of society, making their mark with distinction after decades of neglect and exclusion.

He continued serving with distinction after the war, receiving an OBE for service in Iraq tackling an uprising.

After serving with distinction in the Seven Years' War (1756 63), Burgoyne was elected to the House of Commons in 1761 and again in 1768.

He was born at Berlin, and passed through the Universities of Leipzig and Berlin with distinction; after holding office as an extraordinary professor, he was appointed in 1872 to the chair of physical astronomy at Leipzig.