Sentence examples for although distinguished from inspiring English sources

Although distinguished initially based on morphological differences, recent molecular work using both mitochondrial and nuclear gene markers has verified that these are distinct species [ 11, 12].

Although some distinguished painters, such as Antoine Watteau, made etchings, no prints of importance were produced.

Although less distinguished than his other pieces, these are among his most radically inventive works.

Instead, she fell in love with a man, who although of distinguished birth, was earning his living as a coachman.

Although more distinguished and accomplished than Chavez, Mr. Al-Khatib has had little publicly verifiable experience as a professional mediator.

The competency network shows the same structural information that, although less easily distinguished, gives a quicker overall impression by brightness and size of nodes and does not require scrolling to view many skills or competencies.

Although Wimbledon, the most distinguished tennis tournament, begins here Monday, it was overshadowed this weekend by England's World Cup struggles.

Although he was a distinguished soldier, rising to brigadier-general by the age of 36, and indeed had done nothing else in life since he was 17, he did not trust military men.

The pianist Peter Serkin has gained a reputation as a champion of new music during his distinguished career, although in his recital at the High School of Fashion Industries on Saturday evening he chose to focus on Beethoven.

Although supported by the distinguished senator Marcus Aemilius Scaurus, Drusus's proposal did not satisfy extremists of either order, nor did it please those who stood to gain by the conflict between them, such as the general Gaius Marius.

Although Ms. King had a distinguished career as a TV news reporter and anchorwoman in Hartford in the 1980s and 1990s, her principal job for the last dozen years has been as editor at large of O magazine, where she plays in-house proxy for the woman who gave it its vowel but can't give it her all, on account of everything else she does.