Sentence examples for decent distinguished from inspiring English sources

The Vanacores join a line of decent, distinguished couples whose character led them to similar actions at the end of their lives.

And we will beat it without abandoning the standards of justice that distinguish decent societies from totalitarian regimes.

The accuracies on Datasets 4 and 5 are 82.75% and 80.42%, respectively, which shows DCN-based method has a decent sensitivity to distinguish and classify closely-related species, i.e. in the deeper level of the phylogenetic tree, as dataset 4 contains only genomes from Bacterial Division 12, and dataset 5 contains both Division 12 and 13.

JetBlue distinguished itself by providing decent, fee-free service for everyone, an approach that seemed to be working: passengers liked the airline, and it made a consistent profit.

The devices do a decent job playing into the company's legacy of budget handsets that were long popular in the developing world, but not nearly enough to distinguish the new Nokias from all the cheap handsets out there.

The ptxP3- fim3-1 and ptxP3- fim3-2 strains could not be distinguished by CGH or MLVA, possibly reflecting recent decent from a common ancestor.

Distinguished by his integrity, grace, wisdom and honor, Don was the epitome of a fine and decent man.

Distinguished CPA.

Distinguished Authorities!

For distinguished pork palette.

For that reason it has been labeled by David Lewis the problem of temporary intrinsics (Lewis 1986, 202 205) A decent test for distinguishing between extrinsic and intrinsic properties is this.