Sentence examples for distinguished nature from inspiring English sources
Flora Britannica had sold 90,000 in hardback, and Mabey was generally recognised to be Britain's most distinguished nature writer.
Edward Hoagland, the distinguished nature essayist who is perhaps the best-known faculty member, has publicly called for Dr. Coleman's resignation, as has the writer Jamaica Kincaid, who has taught at the college and is married to a member of the music faculty, Allan Shawn.
Some 65 years later, the medal symbolising the courage of Cpl Ram has become embroiled in allegations of conduct of a somewhat less distinguished nature which have put his military honour at the heart of an international dispute involving the Indian government, Scotland Yard, an eminent Mayfair auction house and the dead hero's 78-year-old widow.
Thus, special attention is paid to the distinguished nature of such medical data, whose integrity and confidentiality should be preserved at all costs.
The album was positively received by most music critics and was praised for its distinguished nature and Shakira's experimentation with electropop.
They distinguished between nature (physis) and convention (nomos), putting laws in the latter category.
Let's not forget the "human" in "human genome," and the not merely molecular ways in which we are distinguished within nature.
Participants did sometimes talk with others about the research, but there was no evidence that participants identified the different interview types or distinguished the nature of the other conditions.
The distinguishing nature of Taiwan's season of scandal, however, is that the vast majority of the titillating episodes focus on women, not men.
Distinguishing features: Nature provides a setting for Madame de Pompadour.
