Sentence examples for distinguished in a from inspiring English sources

Now that he is with a rowdy band of bearded Red Sox, he is distinguished in a different way.

Though we may admire arms and legs, breasts and buttocks, it is the face, first and last, that is judged "beautiful" in an aesthetic sense, "fine" or "distinguished" in a moral or intellectual sense.

The two words were distinguished in a broader sense by ancient Classical authors, who used pathos when referring to the violent emotions and ethos to mean the calmer ones.

A syllable is a unit of speech composed of a vowel sound or a combination of consonant and vowel sounds; the sounds pa, pe, pi, po, pu are different syllables and are easily distinguished in a word.

He was sufficiently distinguished in a gathering of placemen and second-raters to be known as Million Vote Man, because of the size of his majority in Belgium in the parliament's first direct elections in 1979, the EPP becoming the dominant force in the parliament throughout most of the 80s and 90s.

In this way instability and stability regions are distinguished in a map as the control parameters vary.

After 24 hours, the different populations displayed significantly different FIs, and were thus easily distinguished in an overlay plot.

Young British soldiers had to distinguish in a split second between a potential suicide bomber, dressed in civilian clothes, and an innocent bystander.

Barnett's lyrics are her strongest asset, but aside from the pared-back Depreston and the ruminative Kim's Caravan, her words are difficult to distinguish in a packed room.

Such limitations would need the inclusion in the descriptive model of additional features, able to distinguish in a finer manner between gestures that remain globally similar.

Figure 9(b) allows to distinguish in a wider range (from sample 1000 to 1750 and from sample 3600 to 4400).