Sentence examples for distinguished middle from inspiring English sources

The 1957 report issued by the Wolfenden Committee – which had as its remit two "problems" of urban life, female prostitution and male homosexuality, and took evidence from distinguished middle class homosexuals – marked the beginning of toleration for homosexual men, and the gradual decline of the old queer world.

Three categories of educational attainment were distinguished: middle school or less, high school, undergraduate and postgraduate.

Mr. Corvino's Tony looks like a distinguished middle-aged gentleman.

Huygens was from a wealthy and distinguished middle-class family.

The Neanderthals are a well-distinguished Middle Pleistocene population which inhabited a vast geographical area extending from Europe to western Asia and the Middle East.

Neanderthals are a well-distinguished Middle Pleistocene population which inhabited a vast geographical area that extends from Portugal to western Siberia and from northern Europe to the Middle East.

This article was amended on 1 November 2011 to clarify that Fred Halliday was a distinguished Middle East expert at the LSE before his death.

Fred Halliday, a distinguished Middle East expert at the LSE before his death, criticised the donation in a letter that described the country's rulers as a "secretive, erratic and corrupt elite".

The group, which included Iraqi exiles and some of the world's most distinguished Middle East scholars, made a series of recommendations.

Nearly all its members had been to Cambridge and came from distinguished upper-middle-class families; i.e., without being aristocrats or large landowners, they were accustomed to efficient servants, first-rate meals, good silver and linen, and weekends in country houses.

A few tables away, a distinguished-looking middle-aged man patiently waits for the actress.