Sentence examples for distinguished lawyers from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, members were career civil servants or distinguished lawyers and academics from across the country.

Field was the son of a renowned New England preacher, and his more studious brothers became distinguished lawyers and ministers.

He published many books and articles and was a mentor to some of the most distinguished lawyers practicing throughout the country.

Since the position of Solicitor General was created, in 1870, some of the most distinguished lawyers in the country's history have served in it.

Mr. Clinton, defending his decision, cited arguments by distinguished lawyers that the government should have moved against Mr. Rich civilly rather than in a criminal prosecution for fraud.

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"Sam was a distinguished lawyer.

A distinguished lawyer, a distinguished statesman: he is an Irishman.

Spallanzani was the son of a distinguished lawyer.

Her successor, Fiona Woolf, is an equally distinguished lawyer.

He was a distinguished lawyer and a beloved friend.