Sentence examples for arguably the most distinguished from inspiring English sources

The "Oxford Dictionary of National Biography" describes Johnson as "arguably the most distinguished man of letters in English history".

To serve both groups, Miliband needs a better economic strategy – and there is one being scripted for him by arguably the most distinguished economist in the world.

Lord Martin Rees – astronomer royal, former president of the Royal Society, master of Trinity College, Cambridge – is arguably the most distinguished.

José Zalaquett is a professor of law at the University of Chile and arguably the most distinguished Chilean expert on human rights.

Roth's first novel--& until now his only book--was "Call It Sleep," surely the most lyrically authentic novel in American literature about a young boy's coming to consciousness & arguably the most distinguished novel ever written about immigrant life.

I'm here to discuss the eponymous owner's memoir, Bespoke: Savile Row Ripped and Smoothed, and I'm reminded of Anderson's entrance to Huntsman (arguably the most distinguished establishment on the Row) one snowbound day in 1982.

The most distinguished of these writers was Sherwood Anderson.

Man," one of the most distinguished contemporary American novels.

Perhaps the most distinguished participant was President Reagan.

Sahbaz was the most distinguished of the group.

The most distinguished member of the winter colony is Quadrangle.