The phrase "distinguished mr" is not correct in written English.
It should be "Distinguished Mr." followed by a name, typically used in formal correspondence or addresses.
Example: "Distinguished Mr. Smith, I am writing to express my gratitude for your support."
Alternatives: "Esteemed Mr." or "Honorable Mr."
What distinguishes Mr Kondo, however, is that he seems poised to succeed in this goal.
But what distinguishes Mr Zambrano from Mr Slim and other Mexican tycoons is that he has not merely used a fortune built up in Mexico to make investments elsewhere, but has developed a Mexican firm into a world leader.
Indeed, Mr Lacey argues that without the Saudi role the September 11th attacks would have been inconceivable.All these events have been chronicled elsewhere, but what distinguishes Mr Lacey's account is his use of Saudi voices many of them, even in this most reticent of cultures, on the record to anatomise a deeply rooted culture of intolerance.
And when she later asked if Mr. Annan was distinguished, Mr. Kissinger said he told her: "He is a very distinguished man.
What immediately distinguished Mr. Aznavour from his peers was that he wrote his own songs.
What distinguished Mr. Awlaki was not his ideas or influence but his American upbringing, passport and perfectly idiomatic English.
The fecund language and exuberant inventiveness that have distinguished Mr. Rushdie's best novels have given way here to more conventional, even academic constructions.
Similar confidence distinguished Mr. Caine, in a solo set burbling with rhythm; and the pianist Jamie Saft, mining exotica with Mr. Cohen and Mr. Baron.
If anything, former colleagues say, what distinguished Mr. Boisi at Goldman, which prides itself on collegiality, was his zeal for debating even the smallest points.
Eileen Yin-Fei Lo, an expert on traditional Chinese cooking, offered an easy and succinct response to what distinguished Mr. Tong in his field: "High quality," she said.
