Sentence examples for becoming distinguished from inspiring English sources
Johnson would be better served picking the best of a crop of personnel men who are readily available, identifying candidates who are on the verge of becoming distinguished general managers.
When Mr Leonhardt taught in Vienna and Amsterdam, never taking more than five pupils at a time (many of them becoming distinguished harpsichordists in turn), he never imposed a method on them; he simply listened to their playing, heard what they lacked, and worked on it.
Becoming Strangers was distinguished not only by its large slug of cynicism, but by the compassion and humour Dean brought to a thoroughly miserable set of affairs and people.
So I thought, 'Maybe I can convey some of the valuable content in an accessible way.'" In the decades that followed, Holzer developed more sophisticated ways of using text; her work moved from the streets into venerated art institutions, becoming infinitely more distinguished visually.
The roles of the ETA and ETB receptors are becoming less clearly distinguished as the literature expands.
At the same time, the quad is quickly becoming the distinguishing factor between skaters of equal capability.
Initial quality reputation is considered an important influence over purchase decisions, though the gaps between automakers are becoming harder to distinguish.
Its new plumbing is now being 3D printed in an aerospace-grade plastic (which does not ignite or produce noxious fumes if burned).As 3D printers get better and printed materials improve, the quality and finish of prototypes is becoming harder to distinguish from things made in traditional factories, says Tim Thellin, RedEye's manager.
due to individual episodes becoming difficult to identify and distinguish.
Mr. Reynolds quickly distinguished himself, becoming the second freshman House member in 100 years to be appointed to the powerful Rules Committee.
