The phrase "arena distinguished" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a notable or prominent arena, but the combination of words does not work well together.
Example: "The arena distinguished itself with its unique architecture and vibrant atmosphere."
Alternatives: "renowned arena" or "notable arena".
Bishop Robert A. Brucato, one of Cardinal O'Connor's two vicars general, his top lieutenants, said it was the cardinal's unabashed use of the media -- in the media capital of the world -- to assert church doctrine, whether in the secular or religious arena, that distinguished him.
O'Rourke's comfort level in that arena certainly distinguished him from Abrams.
Similarly, in a study in which arenas were distinguished on the basis of their colour and odour, place cell firing also distinguished the environments ('remapped'), some on the basis of colour or odour alone, and others showing more complex conjunctive responses [14].
Before taking over the Nets' presidency, Rowe had distinguished himself in arena management as an executive with the Meadowlands Sports Complex.
Not that recent Congresses have distinguished themselves in the arena of checks and balances, mind you!
In an arena of loud voices, his is distinguished by its soft-spoken determination.
Think tanks can be distinguished from other organizations that are involved in the political arena.
Although the increase was most pronounced in the hours just before and after an event, a jump — a Barclays Bump, perhaps — is also seen during the event itself, distinguishing the arena from other entertainment and athletic hubs outside of Manhattan.
Hailed by The New York Times as "one of the greatest musicians in jazz history," saxophone giant Joe Lovano has distinguished himself as a prescient and path-finding force in the arena of creative music.
As another former distinguished Senator John F. Kennedy reminds us in Profiles in Courage, "Politics merely furnishes one arena which imposes special tests of courage...For this each man must look into his own soul".
