The view that "art is imitation" is at least as old as the Greek philosopher Plato (c. 428 c. 347 bce), and, although not widely held today, its long and distinguished history is evidence of its continuing hold on human beings as an account of the distinctive function of art.
Other evidence of distinguished scholarship may be presented upon recommendation of the Chair of Graduate Advisers for approval by the College Committee on Graduate Study.
Grade point averages at or above 3.5 in the major and at or above 3.0 in the minors are normally considered evidence of distinguished scholarship.
Even your distinguished newspaper shows little evidence of moving very far away from the deeply ingrained idea that we are the policeman of the world, that any challenge to the status quo endangers us.
It was Artemev's only appearance of the day but it gave evidence of his distinguished heritage.
Those inclined to lament golden ages long past might be inclined to put forth this distinguished musician's latest gig as evidence of the lobotomization of musical theater in recent years.
Ms. Callil, who lives in London and has had a long and distinguished career in publishing, makes optimum use of understatement, since the evidence of Louis's corruption, vanity, thuggishness and greed is so self-explanatory.
In May 2009 a body composed of distinguished jurists from around the world met in Paris to hear evidence of the impact of the use of Agent Orange.
The only evidence of an Irish presence in America, he said, was in New York City's distinguished police force.
Those 1957 celebrations themselves provided evidence of the sins of the past: the Virginia Chamber of Commerce withdrew some invitations to festivities after it found out they were sent to distinguished Virginians who happened to be black.
