Sentence examples for distinguished living from inspiring English sources
He isn't England's most distinguished living anything.
Just published and being reviewed at the moment is a book by this country's most distinguished living literary critic, Frank Kermode.
That May, Miller was named by Vanity Fair as one of the seven "most distinguished living photographers".
His "Collected Poems" affirms his stature as perhaps the most distinguished living American poet.
When we describe a human being, or any animal, as having "perceptual experiences" or "conscious states", we are talking about some of the most basic features which distinguish living from non-living things.
A-Life studies can help us to sharpen our ideas about what distinguishes living from non-living and contribute to our definition of life.
His postgraduate work at the University of East Anglia was mostly concerned with what distinguishes living things from non-living.
Life is often defined in basic biology textbooks in terms of a list of distinctive properties that distinguish living systems from non-living.
Although the scientists, technicians, and others who participate in studies of life easily distinguish living matter from inert or dead matter, none can give a completely inclusive, concise definition of life itself.
Unfortunately, fossils do not allow us to make similar observations concerning the assembly of the characters that distinguish living vertebrates from their nearest invertebrate relatives.
In fact, the number of anatomical characters that distinguish living jawed from jawless vertebrates is even greater than the complementary suite of features that distinguish vertebrates from invertebrates (see below).
