Sentence examples for distinguished of all from inspiring English sources

Fifty friends and family came here to his wake and toasted his memory with vintage jeroboams of La Tâche, perhaps the most distinguished of all burgundies.

Yet for my money, Steiner is at his best on -- or perhaps I mean "in" -- the subject of "empty phrasing" and " 'God.' " "Grammars of Creation" had its origins in the Gifford Lectures, one of the most distinguished of all distinguished academic lectureships.

At the time of his commission for L'Arianna, Rinuccini was probably the most experienced and distinguished of all librettists.

Some sections survive virtually intact, such as one about the influence of Walter Bagehot, the most distinguished of all the editors of this newspaper, whose "Lombard Street" established the concept of the lender of last resort.

The medal was presented by Sir Hedley Atkins, the President of the Royal College of Surgeons, who paid tribute to Negus: "Sir Victor Negus is perhaps the most distinguished of all those who have served the Council as a co-opted member.

Given the idea that soul is the distinguishing mark of all living things, including plants, the Greek notion of soul is, as we have seen already, broader than our concept of mind.

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

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.

Lewis' version of Four Dimensionalism should be distinguished from all of the above.

MMR is often distinguished from all of these views: Instead of denying truth-value or justification, it affirms relative forms of these.

Because that's what distinguishes Rimbaud: of all poets, his writing is the most alive, even now and here, in another language more than a hundred years later.