Sentence examples for distinguished honors from inspiring English sources

Membership in the academy, which elects new members only after the death of existing members, is commonly described as one of the most distinguished honors in the arts.

Membership in the academy, which is based in three landmark Beaux Arts buildings in Upper Manhattan, is commonly described as one of the most distinguished honors in the arts.

He is currently director of the Georgia Legislative Internship Program and a former distinguished honors professor.

In 1992, he received the State Department's Distinguished Honor Award.

He received the Atoms for Peace Award in 1968 and the U.S. State Department's Distinguished Honor Award in 1970.

Smyth received the Atoms for Peace Award in 1968 (with Sigvard Eklund and Abdus Salam) and the State Department's Distinguished Honor Award in 1970.

Jericho selects its valedictorians through a formula that does not distinguish between honors and nonhonors courses, with the result that any student who earns all A-pluses all four years automatically receives the honor.

In May 1999, Washington State University bestowed its highest honor, the Regents' Distinguished Alumnus Award, upon him.

He distinguishes "competitive honor," which accrues to people who excel, from "peer honor," which governs relationships among members of an "honor world" who acknowledge a shared code.

Amani has been distinguished with such honors as the Digital Diversity Network Award in partnership with NBCUniversal and a dedicated New York City Council Resolution chronicling Muslim Girl's success in shifting the media representation of Muslims in America.

The academy, founded in 1780, honors distinguished achievement in all branches of academia, as well as business, philanthropy, publishing and the arts.