Sentence examples for both a distinguished from inspiring English sources

Buson is remembered as both a distinguished poet and a painter.

Lord Acton -- like Wills, both a distinguished historian and a scholar quite able to meet the Vatican's theologians on their own ground -- realized that Pius was making Catholicism look ridiculous.

Franci J. Blassberg '77 was honored by the New York Chapter of the American Jewish Committee with its Judge Learned Hand Award, which recognizes both a distinguished legal career and a record of religious tolerance.

Both a distinguished musician and a virtuoso of the keyboard, Larrocha today continues, at age 69, to carry the torch of pianistic integrity into an uncertain musical future.

Entwistle was a distinguished editor.

It is not, however, a distinguished book.

The dogs have personalities as individual as any of the human beings: a calm and regal Great Dane, a fluffy lap dog as convinced of its own glamour as any starlet in a bikini, a Shar-Pei both distinguished and a tad disdainful.

Our results suggest that the morphological parameters of the vertebra C2 that is situated at the border of the craniofacial area in a position distinguished in both a structural and functional respect could be efficiently used in interdisciplinary orthopedic-orthodontic diagnostics.

Plenty of present-day Russians would agree--at least in the case of carroty Anatoly Chubais, a man distinguished both by his capacity to get things done and by the fierce unpopularity attaching to him since he pioneered Russian privatisation in 1992-95.

According to Mendel's laws, the 16 positive samples should fall into two groups: one third homozygous and two-thirds hemizygous and both should be distinguished by a Ct of one, because homozygous plants contain twice as many transgenes as the hemizygous.

They are a dynamic team and both have distinguished backgrounds that will serve this program well.