Sentence examples for distinguished as both from inspiring English sources

Distinguished as both a warrior and a statesman, Sebetwane was able to consolidate his military gains by his generous and just treatment of the conquered peoples.

The sacrificed flesh will be too bloodied to be distinguished as different.

In some reports, humans can distinguish as many as 400,000 odors.

We could only distinguish as many as four discrete phases.

These areas have previously been distinguished as being areas of concern in some studies, both during and after treatment [ 15, 65].

Both theoretical and applied work can be distinguished as microeconomics or macroeconomics.

Words formerly distinguished as nouns or verbs by differences in their forms are now often used as both nouns and verbs.

Catulus was distinguished as an orator, poet, and prose writer.

As graduates, though, they weren't nearly as distinguished as they were expected to be.

As distinguished as its university is, the city of Ann Arbor is not exactly familiar to Britons.

(His editor, one Samuel L. Clemens, was almost as distinguished as Bob Gottlieb).