Sentence examples for distinguished great from inspiring English sources
What has distinguished great Schubert Ninth performances, no matter what the tempo and the degree of Romantic intervention, has been a sense of natural flow.
Being able to look beyond their specialty early — as opposed to being highly specialized their entire career and then thrust into a leadership role — distinguished great leaders more than any inherent advantage in their upbringing, he said.
The classical influence was something that distinguished great British rock from its American equivalent: King Crimson, Pink Floyd with the Philip Jones ensemble, Deep Purple with the RPO – even Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and his collaboration with Pierre Boulez.
The wines are expected to be rich in the characteristics that have always distinguished great Bordeaux: a perfect balance of tannin, fruit, wood and alcohol, with intense fruit flavors.
He opened with a spiel about a "trifecta" of cinematography, art direction and best picture awards having distinguished great films like "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Titanic," then presented the cinematography award to "Inception" and the art direction prize to "Alice in Wonderland," neither of which had a prayer of becoming best picture.
Common and palmate newts (Lissotriton vulgaris and Triturus helveticus) were not distinguished; great crested newts (T. cristatus) were found only at the Welsh locality (2 individuals at Croescwtta): so, data refer to combined totals of newts.
We worked hard to achieve a low clunkers-per-great-sketch average, the ratio that, for me, distinguishes great sketch shows from the rest.
This kind of sensitivity — the ability to signal an inner emotional state without overtly showing it — is what distinguishes great screen acting from movie-star posing.
It is also because, given that all the players on all the teams are athletic outliers, what can distinguish great teams from ordinary ones is some mysterious alchemy of common purpose, distilled from the selfish ends of individual careers.
Rosenblatt's impressive narrative is marked with a subtle flair that distinguishes great from good.
And what distinguishes great leaders, whether in business or sports, from the rest?
