Sentence examples for altogether distinguished from inspiring English sources
Naturally, my first thought was Glastonbury, a festival with which I have a long and not altogether distinguished history dating back to 1992 when, having arrived ticketless, I paid a man a fiver to hurl me over the fence.
Altogether, distinguishing the various components of vasculitis pathogenesis allows for new strategies to intervene in this inflammatory process.
The tendency, however, to distinguish two altogether separate classes of ethical works (following Ziegler 1951, 768 825) is problematic given the considerable affinities between them, yet Plutarch does use different styles in them, presumably targeting different audiences (Van Hoof 2010, 264 265).
Altogether five orders of cycles can be distinguished: decimeter-scale microcycles building meter-scale mesocycles, which in turn are stacked to form several-meter thick macrocycles.
Altogether 6 compartments for (living) women and 8 for (living) men are distinguished.
Furthermore, the formation of fruiting bodies of many fungi is rare under the conditions in which most described fungi are observed or collected, and the reproductive structures of many micro-fungi lack distinguishing characters altogether [8] [9] [10].
Because bones have been distinguished from vessels, they are displayed in a dimmer way and can be hidden altogether if they are not useful for determining the anatomic context (Figs. 10, 11 ).
Distinguished Authorities!
Distinguished civil engineer.
They're distinguished academics.
