Sentence examples for distinguished that it is from inspiring English sources

Smoke Imix ruled Copán for 67 years and died on 15 June 695 at the age of 79, an age that was so distinguished that it is used to identify him in place of his name on Altar Q.

And Ms. Smith, whose career is so distinguished that it's hard to know where to begin (maybe with the original production of "Orpheus Descending" or her first film, "East of Eden"?), is every bit as imposing and decisive as her predecessor.

I think we have to distinguish that it was naming a building, not naming a library.

What makes this style harder to distinguish is that it is right between Sweet and Gothic Lolita - the dark reds and blues and even blacks can be confused for Gothic style while the light florals make it look like Sweet.

What distinguishes aging is that it is permanent, ending in death.

And if ISIS begins to lose its distinguishing feature -- that it is a territorial power in Syria and Iraq -- then perhaps its leadership might conclude that Ayman al-Zawahiri was right: Al Qaeda was right, and ISIS, if it faces losing its territoriality, must adopt Al Qaeda strategies (Al Qaeda has already called for a united stand with ISIS against the Russian and Iranian interventions in Syria).

So understood, the claim that intrinsic value is borne by such entities is to be distinguished from the claim that it is borne by certain other closely related entities that are often classified as concrete.

Its distinguishing feature is that it is run as an insurance, not a direct provider of health services.

EDITH'S CHECKERSPOT is an unremarkable brown, white and black spotted butterfly whose main distinguishing characteristic is that it is watched, with obsessive but benevolent attention, by Camille Parmesan, a biologist at the University of Texas.

What distinguishes the Pledge of Allegiance is that it is a pledge.

What distinguishes this place is that it is part of the Germany-wide Biorganisationanisatiorganisation