Sentence examples for are especially distinguished from inspiring English sources
Unless the items in question are especially distinguished or belonged to a celebrity, the estate sale is unlikely to attract large numbers of potential buyers.
Not all the tracks are especially distinguished — the unfussy spirit of the performances is the best thing about this collection assembled for the poorly received holiday film featuring Robin Williams in one of his final appearances.
Apart from Mr. Askegard's contribution, the afternoon was especially distinguished by the spectacularly long-limbed look of Ms. Kowroski in "Diamonds," as well as by the quietly luminous Teresa Reichlen and the piquant Jennie Somogyi in "Episodes".
Subsequent attempts to revive the character haven't been especially distinguished, nor have imitations that recycle the notion of a stretchable hero, though the character's virtual DNA lives on in the leader of Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four, a "straight" Plastic Man with way too much starch.
In the CNS, SFT have to be especially distinguished from meningiomas while HPC have to be distinguished from meningeal sarcomas.
So the present score will be especially distinguish between high and low cardiometabolic risk among individuals aged 45 65 years.
But they are not especially distinguished.
Many of Dubai's skyscrapers are not especially distinguished.
This is surprising because microwear patterns are especially valuable for distinguishing extant hard-object feeders from tough food eaters.
His time in office was not especially distinguished.
