I had become a distinguished person.
The korwar style is found on canoe prows, headrests, and bamboo quivers, but its most typical expression is the korwar statue of this region, a figural image that is associated with ancestor worship and is believed to provide a residence for souls of distinguished persons.
Sparrow was Warden of All Souls, Oxford's most distinguished college, for 25 years until 1977; Berlin, also an All Souls man, was successively a philosopher, a political theorist and an academic entrepreneur, bringing Wolfson College into the world.
Insofar as the 'third dialectic' has fully integrated the physical and the vital structures so that they no longer act as autonomous systems, one could say that "body and soul are no longer distinguished" (SB, 203).
Morris has one of the richest most versatile voices in the business and during her distinguished career has successfully traversed jazz, blues and soul.
If you're one of the brave souls who is exploring law schools, or the further distinguished brave ones that has already been accepted, the job market seems pretty bleak.
Robert N. Bellah, a distinguished sociologist of religion who sought nothing less than to map the American soul, in both the sacred and secular senses of the word, died on July 30 in Oakland, Calif.
Carranza belonged to the mainstream line of historians who professed great admiration for Moreno, who he described as follows: "He was the soul of the government of the revolution of May, his nerve, the distinguished statesman of the group managing the ship attacked the absolutism and doubt, anxious to reach the goal of his aspirations and his destiny.
Indian folk art was discovered in an emotional climate reminiscent of the European discovery of the folk soul; Ananda Coomaraswamy, a leader in the movement, called folk art the "main road," as distinguished from the sophisticated "bypaths".
An eidos is a kind, and this phrase "kinds of soul" is most often taken to mean the parts of the soul that Book 4 distinguished (435b 441c).
