Sentence examples for distinguished appearance from inspiring English sources
His real identity was unknown to Truffaut who cast him for his distinguished appearance, believing him to be a retired English businessman living in the South of France.
Brown above and greyish-white below, he sports a jet-black head, set off by a smart white collar and moustache, giving him a rather distinguished appearance.
"There has never been a more beautiful bride," a reporter wrote of the 18-year-old Ginevra, praising the couple's "gay and gallant air, their uncommon good looks, the distinguished appearance of both sets of parents".
Accordingly, candidates are inadequately vetted and judged on lowest-common-denominator traits (a firm handshake, ability to remember committee members' names, a distinguished appearance) that are largely irrelevant to doing to the job.
Perrier goes on to show that around age four children become able to understand the representational nature of pictures and language and to distinguish appearance from reality.
Statistical analysis of the pixel intensity variation offers the ability to distinguish appearance of crystals in the bulk solution and on the crystalliser walls.
First, working definitions are offered to distinguish appearance from reality.
There are six different types of pieces: king, rook, bishop, queen, knight, and pawn; the pieces are distinguished by appearance and by how they move.
Boletus rubellus subsp. rubens and the two-colored bolete have been found to have almost no difference between them, and they cannot be distinguished by appearance alone.
"He might not speak up in the meeting, but he would sit with you on the side and give you the benefit of his knowledge". Erect and distinguished in appearance, Grigsby has touched his community in many ways.
