Sentence examples for distinguished it was from inspiring English sources
What distinguished it was the passion of its conviction, however naïve, that architecture could be an agent for profound social change.
What had distinguished it was gone: scenes that weren't immediately fathomable, pauses and puzzles and lingerings, a pervading sense of a powerful and idiosyncratic mind at work.
The standards-and-practices department was particularly disturbed by Lynch's reverence for cigarettes... Writer describes a phone call from ABC to Lynch after Tarses viewed the 2 1/2 hour rough cut of the pilot... Tells how Lynch edited it down until what distinguished it was gone... ABC decided not to use it as a series.
Like why, in a state chock-full of distinguished residents, it was so hard to scrounge up Hillary's replacement.
I never really expected to have an illustrious or distinguished career, it was the super-geek within which drove me down this career path.
If your other interests are suitable distinguished it may be possible to adopt a modern instrument such as the electric guitar or drum kit, as it will form a nice contrast to your other more gentlemanly pursuits.
Yet even as distinguishable and distinguished as it is, the question is whether this is enough on which to base a network with an annual budget of $17.6 million -- rather small when compared with that of WHYY in Philadelphia, which is $27 million, or WNET in New York, whose budget is a whopping $180 million.
Virginia Woolf declared, "his book has a distinguished ancestry, but it was born only the day before yesterday".
He told me he had not had a distinguished career, but it was solid – in his words, he "held up".
Miss Leigh says she's not beautiful, but distinguished; anyway it's the bone structure that counts.
The idea that calculated literary difficulty is a positive feature that writers intend seems odd, but it comes with a distinguished provenance: it is associated primarily with T. S. Eliot, whom Graham counts among her first influences.
