Sentence examples for distinguished though from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shaw's work was distinguished, though not particularly adventuresome.

His career - long and distinguished though not without its deep troughs - has lately been on the up and up, thanks to his brilliant portrayal of government minister Hugh Abbot in BBC4's The Thick of It.

• 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?

For example, most contributors use the terms 'ownership' and 'possession' synonymously; sometimes they are distinguished, though it is not clear how.

Her resume is long and distinguished, though it's wishful thinking to believe Clinton represents the nation's future in the same sense that the Republican Party's fresh crop of contenders -- Scott Walker, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Rand Paul -- do for the GOP.

To this end, we emphasize that the concepts of safety climate and safety culture must be carefully distinguished, though they share important interrelationships.

Where the mind can distinguish elements, there must be different elements to distinguish; though, alas! there are often different elements which the mind does not distinguish.

Seh1 and Sec13 sequences can be difficult to distinguish, though, for T. brucei, DeGrasse et al. and our analyses independently identified the same Sec13 candidate.

Some Republicans, though, distinguished her résumé from Mr. Obama's by arguing that Ms. Palin's executive experience as governor was more valuable than Mr. Obama's legislative history.

What has really distinguished him, though, is his sleek black hair and luxuriant moustache.

As for Louise Bourgeois, distinguished sculptor though she is: will she ever clean up the paint gunk in her workroom sink?