Sentence examples for distinguished sounds from inspiring English sources

My normally loud family was subdued, the only distinguished sounds coming from the heart monitor and a package of Red Vines crinkling and Diet Coke cans snapping.

But the main problem was the painfully sloppy playing of Mr. Frank, a distinguished pianist who sounded here as if he were sight-reading, prompting a near-derailment and a mushy overall effect particularly unfortunate in the vivacious Rondo.

Akio Toyoda is Japan's Willliam Clay Ford Jr. Widely regarded as the heir to the throne at the Toyota Motor Corporation by virtue of both his bloodlines and his experience, he seems well on his way to taking over one of Japan's most distinguished and financially sound companies.

Four levels of recognition are distinguished: (i) theoretically sound, (ii) probable effectiveness, (iii) established effectiveness and (iv) established cost effectiveness.

The orchestra sounded less distinguished than it had a week before in "Madama Butterfly".

Doesn't distinguished professor of religion sound more than a little musty, while distinguished professor of postsecularism has the zing of the new?

The 24 essays gathered here came about when distinguished writers were given what sounds like a most appealing brief: choose a museum that has played a part in your life, go back and write about it.

His crisp, clarion tones evoked the sound of a distinguished and kindly character actor from a 1930s British film.

The most prestigious movie list - up there with Cannes's Palme d'Or and the Oscars - is the one based on a worldwide poll of film-makers and critics to determine the 10 greatest films of all time which has appeared every decade since 1952 in what many regard as the world's most distinguished film magazine, Sight and Sound.

No doubt, the distinguished feature of a violin sound is the extraordinary big number of harmonics in the frequency spectrum.

Outrageous as that might sound, it hardly distinguished Trump from most of his Republican rivals, fiercely competing over who will commit the worst war crimes if elected.