Sentence examples for distinguished for her from inspiring English sources

She's actually, as Colin Powell carefully said, quite "distinguished" — for her looks, her grace and charm, her ability to connect with an audience, her ambition and her drive.

In being distinguished for her writing on photography, along with her famous portraits projected throughout the presentations, Sontag found her subject in a fixed object: her self-created image as a lone female intellectual icon bridging Europe and America.

Glick fails to understand or distinguish for her readership the difference between actual government policy and a public threat or statement levied by a government minister or member of Knesset.

The list of her mates is impressive; at the time of the battle against Ulster, the king Ailill was her mate, but she also had an affair with the mighty hero Fergus, distinguished for his prodigious virility.

He was distinguished for his beauty.

"For the most part," one observer remarked in 1859, "long livers have been distinguished for their sober and industrious habits".

Berlin's writings are distinguished for their critical and historical insight.

He was distinguished for his efforts to invigorate the Fourth Republic and the Radical Party.

The seven are distinguished for their services to society, not criminality, yet they now survive in cramped, pestilential conditions, lacking essential medical care.

An examiner observed that Napoleon "has always been distinguished for his application in mathematics.

He soon had widely aired radio and television programs and became distinguished for his flashy style.