Sentence examples for distinguished most from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ritts's fashion work was distinguished most of all for its worship of the body.

Despite her relish for the near uncontrollable speed of the skeleton, Yarnold is distinguished most by her methodical calm.

But the play is distinguished most of all by the incisive characterizations of the Guildhall three, their contrasting outlooks elucidated in the piercing monologues that herald their deaths.

In early 1546, she became part of the household of Henry's sixth and last wife, Catherine Parr, who treated her with affection, but Jane's life was distinguished most by her precocity — she read Latin, French, Italian, Hebrew, and Greek — and by her parents' ambition.

Human beings are distinguished most strikingly by their unique "symbolic" way of processing information about the world.

Among the nine possible combinations of these primers, PCR with the pair THITS-F2 and THITS-R3 distinguished most T. harzianum strains from other Trichoderma species.

Mr. Trichet, eager to avoid a spending binge, has highlighted what economists call the "automatic stabilizers" that distinguish most European countries from the United States.

This effort is unusual for being almost entirely devoid of the figurative sculptures and masks that distinguish most exhibitions of African art.

In addition to the frequency of updates, the thing that distinguishes most blogs from ordinary Web pages is the inclusion of forums for readers to post comments to which the blogger might respond.

The profiles obtained from five microsatellite loci were sufficient to distinguish most isolates tested.

What distinguish most of these places are factors beyond prominent employers.