Sentence examples similar to distinguished exemplary from inspiring English sources
The Program recognizes exemplary lawyers who have distinguished themselves in public interest work and who can assist students who are considering similar career paths.
The present review is a critical assessment of this information to distinguish some exemplary mitochondrial therapeutic targets, and provides a utilitarian perception of some avenues for therapeutic designs on identified mitochondrial targets for PD, a very incapacitating disorder of the geriatric population, world over.
But his decades of service and sacrifice to America were distinguished, unwavering and exemplary.
What I ate in both places was always serviceable, sometimes distinguished and less frequently exemplary.
Saro has distinguished himself as an exemplary student throughout his high school career.
She received the ILR School's MacIntyre Award for Exemplary Teaching in 2007, and in 2003-04 was recognized as Distinguished Faculty by the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs.
Confucians associated the humane individual with the junzi, or cultured gentleman, whose exemplary behaviour distinguishes him from the petty person (xiaoren; literally a "small person," like a child).
"I just remember thinking, What have I done?" What he had done was distinguish himself as an exemplary teacher, so much so that the principal nominated him for a Rotary Club scholarship to the University of the Philippines.
It's a form that has distinguished antecedents, notably the "dialogues" of Socrates (actually written by Plato); Eckermann's "Conversations of Goethe"; and of course James Boswell's "Life of Samuel Johnson," perhaps the first — and most exemplary — instance of interview management.
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