Sentence examples for considered a distinguished from inspiring English sources

St. Thomas was widely considered a distinguished work of neo-Gothic architecture.

This was considered a distinguished, diverse class that packed star power.

Harry Truman, widely considered a distinguished leader today, left Washington a beaten man.

"At the time, they used lace to disguise the elbow, which was not considered a distinguished feature of the body," he explained.

Withers had designed the Jefferson Market Courthouse in Greenwich Village and was considered a distinguished architect, but Horgan & Slattery objected strongly to the plans and called for elaborate changes.

Second, soccer is not considered a very distinguished sport, but is one that is played by the lower classes.

The explanation is that computation was for a long time considered a menial task not worthy of the attention of a distinguished mathematician or scientist, who should concentrate on mathematical and logical reasoning.

I still consider this production a distinguished piece of international work and, thanks I think to Stephens' own background as a teacher, a piece that functions as a tool to help anyone and everyone better understand those different from themselves.

On one occasion, an extremely respectable High Church duke was considering a religious painting by an Old Master that Thomas Agnew & Sons, the distinguished English art firm, had offered him.

John Bercow told Northampton North MP Michael Ellis he considered him to be a "distinguished practising barrister" but warned the Conservative MP's noise was not acceptable in a court room, or in the House of Commons.

Mr Inman considers such distinguished company a feather in his cap.