Sentence examples for be more distinguished from inspiring English sources

The knot is bigger, resembles a triangle, and is considered to be more distinguished than the four-in-hand (but not as distinguished as the full Windsor).

There may be more distinguished achievements, but a genuine slice of disreputable pleasure isn't such a bad thing to be remembered by.

That wouldn't necessarily be a problem if the music in this nearly sung-through show were more distinguished (or did a better job of distinguishing one character from the next).

She, like him, felt that "in this age, it is more distinguished not to publish".

"It's always interesting to go to a party where the other guests are more distinguished than you are," Mr. Stern said.

The streets become straight and wide instead of winding: the pavements, less crowded; tall plane trees shade them pleasantly; the buildings are more distinguished … another city".

There are more distinguished figures in the Iranian opposition, people who have spent decades in the struggle, as Mr. Batebi is quick to acknowledge.

On more than one occasion, my father tried to tell me that my mother's family was more distinguished than his, but I thought that he was being modest.

It must be noted that the proposed user selection gain increases with the number of users, and that the gain is more distinguished than the beamforming gain.

Based on the classification results, our conclusion is that performance of GND-ICA-based feature fusion is more distinguished than that of the linear subspace-learning method PCA.

Gray is all about being more distinguished, intelligent, dapper, and wiser (that's because he is!) than our younger male brethren.