Sentence examples similar to distinguished theoreticians from inspiring English sources
Soviet theoreticians distinguished three major types of war: between capitalist states, between capitalist and socialist states, and colonial wars of liberation.
Why has Mr. Obama surrounded himself largely with economic advisers who are theoreticians and academics — distinguished though they may be — but not those who have sat on a trading desk, made a market, managed a portfolio or set a spread?
As much a theoretician as a critic, Barry distinguished the art of the cinema from mere filmed theatre, emphasized the difference between movie acting and stage performance, and insisted that movies despite their novelty and popularity had as much artistic value and validity as plays: ideally, the visual beauty of a film should be the aesthetic alternative to the stage's poetry.
As much a theoretician as a critic, Barry distinguished the art of the cinema from mere filmed theatre, emphasized the difference between movie acting and stage performance, and insisted that movies — despite their novelty and popularity — had as much artistic value and validity as plays: ideally, the visual beauty of a film should be the aesthetic alternative to the stage's poetry.
Distinguished Authorities!
They're distinguished academics.
Little distinguished his family.
The prose is distinguished.
Three things distinguished him.
