Sentence examples for distinguished prominence from inspiring English sources
The modern English spelling of the village's name is 'Ockham', although because of the distinguished prominence of several French medievalists early in the twentieth century, one still occasionally sees the spelling 'Occam'Occam
These vary slightly in prominence but are instantly distinguished from the slender elongate, spur-like projection from the dorsal side of the anther appendage developing in another species, C. calcarata.
Italians did not quickly relinquish the prominence as merchants and bankers that had distinguished them in the Middle Ages.
The MdP was distinguished by a dramatic increase in the expression levels of Thbs4 (GeneID: 21828) compared with the other prominences, but relatively flat expression of Sdc2 (GeneID: 15529).
The final time point (E12.5) is when the individual prominences are about to initiate fusion to form the primary palate after which they cannot be distinguished as discrete entities (TS20.3).
Distinguished Authorities!
The delegation has not distinguished itself as a champion of any one cause, though individual members have carved out niches in certain areas, like Mr. Brodsky's prominence on environmental matters and Mr. Spano's role in expanding services for people with mental and physical disabilities.
They're distinguished academics.
The prose is distinguished.
