Sentence examples for distinguished air from inspiring English sources

A tall, slim man in his late 50s with grey hair and a neat moustache, he has a distinguished air.

A waitress was mystifyingly insistent on carding a certain gentleman whose graying temples lent him a distinguished air (hint: he's not the fruity-beer type).

Bald, tall, with a grey goatee, Carlos has glided into old age with a distinguished air and convivial manner, and more than a passing resemblance to the late activist and intellectual WEB DuBois.

Besides, the optimized IEC configuration may be different from that of dry regions because of distinguished air handling process.

One day, a 97-year-old Yupik elder "with a distinguished air" told the author that he was once a great whaler and a carver, but now he was useless and wanted to die.

Bill Milkowski of Down Beat described him as "the portrait of studied concentration and pristine perfection: stiff backed and stern faced, with a distinguished air about him that some might misread as haughtiness.

He wears thick, round glasses and speaks with a distinguished and professional air.

He has an air of distinguished nonchalance, and his brown hair is tousled in the manner of a Kennedy.

His restless energy was well suited to the educational ferment Hutchins was developing there, and his advertising and radio background enabled him to develop the distinguished University of Chicago Roundtable of the air into an extremely popular national radio forum.

The downward droop of his silvery moustache is splendidly replicated in the arc of each eyebrow and, at 67, he has the air of a distinguished gent.

Some further reduction of heating but also cooling demand will be possible when internal air exchange between distinguished thermal zones is considered.