Sentence examples for distinguished a from inspiring English sources

In one brochure, for example, the company distinguished a policy's "accumulation fund" from its "cash value".

The Blucerchiati cannot boast as distinguished a tradition as their neighbours, Genoa.

Chemistry is paramount in a string quartet, especially one with so distinguished a legacy.

It was the first time that this coveted literary prize had distinguished a Portuguese author.

Nancy Olson, the pastry chef, distinguished a bittersweet chocolate mousse with generous measures of sea salt and caramel.

For someone with so distinguished a clientele, his shop is quite small, perhaps 4 by 4 feet.

We talked for a while about what distinguished a religious community like Hyattsville from a secular commune of progressives.

The composer Virgil Thomson's memorable accolade was that never before "has the New Yorker had access through music to so distinguished a mind".

This type of geometrical robe distinguished a high-ranking official, indicating not only his age, social status and importance, but also his feelings.

Last Thursday, political commentator Chris Matthews asked Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chair, what distinguished "a Democrat like Hillary Clinton from a socialist like Bernie Sanders".

In "Camera Lucida," Roland Barthes distinguished a photograph's studium its interpretable matter from its punctum the piercing detail that touches the viewer at a personal pleasure point.