Sentence examples for although less distinguished from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Death is becoming less and less distinguished.

Less distinguished was the kitchen's deep frying technique.

This proved to be one of Colin Powell's less distinguished moments.

There are important ways in which today's City Ballet is less distinguished than 30 years ago.

But less distinguished public buildings should also get a little respect.

The men — who land heavily from jumps — are generally less distinguished than the women.

Things here are less distinguished, more up for grabs; you have to see for yourself.

The 17th century was a less distinguished age for literature in Scots.

The F310 turned out to be one of Barnard's less distinguished designs.