Sentence examples for considered distinguished from inspiring English sources

Two nonadiabatic cases are considered, distinguished by whether or not the sample is sufficiently long and the heat losses sufficiently large that the cooling region behind the reaction site is completely contained within the sample.

Men are considered distinguished when their hair turns gray; women are assumed to have given up caring about their appearance.

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

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

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

"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.

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

We consider the distinguished limit where (xSh to1) as (xto0), or equivalently (gamma x tosqrt{delta}).

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

Amado Nervo, original name Juan Crisóstomo Ruiz De Nervo (born August 27, 1870, Tepic, Mexico died May 24 , 1919 Montevideo, Uruguay) poet and diplomat, generally considered the most distinguished Mexican poet of the late 19th- and early 20th-century literary movement known as Modernismo.