Sentence examples for distinguished enough to from inspiring English sources

The three-member panel is distinguished enough to shrug off Sri Lanka's accusations of bias.

But the editorial acknowledged that the truly powerful can influence the criminal justice system by insisting that Ms. Sun's family "was not distinguished enough" to have such sway.

Over the years, a slew of visitors distinguished enough to rival the Colombe d'Or's dined and slept there, too, from Miles Davis and Josephine Baker to Nina Simone and Ella Fitzgerald.

That the name is that of the original owner of the seax, for as he notes, "[t]he scramasax is an impressive piece of equipment, one that an owner would be proud to see his name on". 4. That the name is that of someone who gave the seax as a present to someone else, for it is "distinguished enough to make a fine gift bearing the giver's name".

If you are operating with a frame that has stunning hints of gold, but it isn't distinguished enough to be represented in your image, merely push up your Kelvin temperature to 7000K or one thing.

The case against: The French authorities decided Kimye were "not distinguished enough" to get married at Versailles.

"An Obvious Enchantment" is far from entirely convincing, but its virtues are distinguished enough for us to keep reading with pleasure and a sense of edification about a faraway world that Ms. Malarkey has brought colorfully to life.

This brings up the point that there are two distinct forms of HGT that we need to consider that are currently not distinguished enough; functional innovations (relative to the recipient genome) and displacements.

The new tablets are not distinguished enough.

There he distinguished himself enough to earn a military scholarship to study mechanical engineering at the University of Texas while still on active duty, matriculating in September 1961.

But it also manages to distinguish itself enough to avoid any accusations that it's simply "copying" the iPhone maker.