Sentence examples for distinguished persons from inspiring English sources
as "distinguished persons".
The New Yorker, June 2 , 1928P. 17 Remarkable that so many distinguished persons attend banquets.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 2 , 1928P. 17 Remarkable that so many distinguished persons attend banquets.
Among these were Qurʾānic schools (medrese), baths (hamam) for purification, hostels and kitchens for the poor (imaret), and tombs for royalty and distinguished persons.
Condorcet was the friend of almost all the distinguished persons of his time and a zealous propagator of the progressive views then current among French literati.
The phenomenon of the mayor of a town not being able to afford living in the town she represents may be atypical of mayors, but not of less distinguished persons.
I had become a distinguished person.
He is a man of class and he is a distinguished person.
No other distinguished person has come here that has excited so peculiar an interest".
Lord Arthur allegedly got off because his solicitor told the police that, were he prosecuted, "a very distinguished person" with the initials PAV would also be implicated.
The killing of such a distinguished person was usually a warrant for swift revenge, but the Egyptians were able to overcome the next Mongol force sent against them as well.
