Sentence examples for being a distinguished from inspiring English sources

The architect Charles Robert Cockerell, despite being a distinguished Classical archaeologist, regarded this rigid Greek formula as stylistically restricting.

Krzysztof Zanussi Apart from being a distinguished artist, from a Polish perspective Kieslowski had a striking moral authority.

This is, I guess, in spite of (rather than because of) his father being a distinguished journalist (John Carvel retired from the Guardian in 2009) and of coming from a journalistic dynasty – his grandfather Bob was on the Standard, his great-grandfather John on the Star.

In addition to being a distinguished plant pathologist and agriculturist, he was a communist fighter with a strong spirit and a revolutionary sentiment.

After the sentencing Detective Chief Inspector Graham Brock said: "After decades of hiding behind the veneer of being a distinguished radio presenter, Ray Teret has finally been exposed as the manipulative and dangerous sexual predator that he is".

In addition to being a distinguished academic chemist and the holder of multiple patents, UNC's new Chancellor is a serial entrepreneur.

Entwistle was a distinguished editor.

Roy Fuller was a distinguished older poet.

Lauretta Ngcobo, who has died aged 84, was a distinguished South African writer and activist.

Also, Wiener's book [20] is a distinguished source with respect to this area.

However, the absence of seminiferous tubular involvement is a distinguishing aspect of metastatic lesions [ 17, 23].