Sentence examples for distinguished lifetime from inspiring English sources

During his career, he received distinguished lifetime scientific contribution awards from the American Psychological Assoc., the Society for Experimental Social Psychology, and the International Assoc. of Political Psychology.

Betsy also received the Arthur W. Page Society's Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Institute for Public Relations' Alexander Hamilton Medal for major contributions to the practice of public relations, in 2000.

At the Poetry Society the stakes are much lower, and nobody has suggested that Mr. Hollander should be stripped of the Frost Medal, which is given for "distinguished lifetime service to American poetry".

During a distinguished lifetime of an almost priest-like devotion to English prose, he has been celebrated for three things: first, his extraordinary way with the English sentence; second, his inheritance of, and complex dialogue with, Joseph Conrad's vision; and third, an intense, admirable hoarding of himself, the rocket-fuel of his fiction.

When Ivory was chosen in 1994 to be the 25th recipient of the coveted Director's Guild D.W. Griffith Award for distinguished lifetime achievement, he said of his longtime friend Merchant, "It all works because he is there and it wouldn't work otherwise".

Fiction Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward Nonfiction The Swerve: How the World Became Modern by Stephen Greenblatt Poetry Head Off & Split by Nikky Finney Young People's Literature Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai Frost Medal Awarded annually since 1930 by the Poetry Society of America for distinguished lifetime achievement in American poetry.

The screener was modified for purposes of this study to distinguish lifetime from more recent exposure to partner violence.

Figure 2 illustrates that, while our FLIM multiwell-plate reader was set to acquire data with a gate width of 2000 ps, it can be used to measure the fluorescence decay of fluorophores with much shorter lifetimes, due to the steep edges of the gated optical intensifier (GOI) time-gate, and can distinguish lifetime differences less than ≈20 ps.

She remained an inspiration to us as a lifetime Distinguished Director.

In 2004, Ms. Benberry received a Distinguished Scholar Lifetime Achievement Award from the Anyone Can Fly Foundation, an organization that promotes the work of African-American artists.

Gongs used to go to MPs, civil servants, Oxford dons and the like for a lifetime of service, distinguished or not.