Sentence examples for distinguished credentials from inspiring English sources

After two days of favorable scoring conditions — little wind, rain or cold — there were four former major championship winners in the top 10, accompanied by four prominent players with distinguished credentials that lack only a major title.

On the other hand, wider access to the PI designation might simply devalue a once-distinguished credential.

Indeed, Ambassador Bremer, his chief of staff and his two senior-most counselors are ambassadorial-rank current or former State Department officials with distinguished diplomatic credentials.

Meri, who had been a "wild girl," a "bad girl" in high school, seems to have been drawn to her husband, Nathan, because he represented safety and respectability and possessed "what Meri has come to think of as credentials: a distinguished, or at least a solidly reputable, academic for a father — long deceased — a mother who has a silver tea service, inherited from her parents".

The volume and difficulty of the work, and the task of fitting into a storied institution populated by strong and idiosyncratic personalities, has unnerved even judges with distinguished records on lower courts, fancy credentials and ample self-confidence.

The inquiry should be conducted by a distinguished panel whose high-mindedness and credentials are, well, unimpeachable.

He omits to mention his own Grayling-ite credentials, as "excellence in English distinguished visitor" to America's private Notre Dame Catholic university.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has established its credentials as a discerning and distinguished exhibition space for contemporary art with exhibitions such as After the Deluge, the poignant heavyweight Kara Walker show that closed this summer.

Doubts circulate about Mr Pandit's credentials for the role, despite his distinguished career in investment banking at Morgan Stanley, a spell running his own hedge fund and a reputation for cerebral calm.

Garland is the aggrieved younger son of a once distinguished and now notorious African-American judge with such impeccable conservative credentials that he was a Reagan nominee to the United States Supreme Court, although his Senate confirmation hearings ended in bitter defeat and public humiliation.

If you're a British person of a certain age, you know Michael Pennington as a distinguished classical actor, belonging to the same generation as Sir Ian McKellen but lacking his blockbuster credentials.