Sentence examples for distinguished work of from inspiring English sources

St. Thomas was widely considered a distinguished work of neo-Gothic architecture.

"I didn't assign it as a distinguished work of journalism," Charles Nesson said.

His 1996 book "Master of Death: The Lifeless Art of Pierre Remiet, Illuminator" earned him a Governor's Award from Yale University Press for a distinguished work of scholarship by an author under 40.

Yet I think that by emphasizing that the book is a "distinguished" work of "forensic" criticism, Kermode makes it seem as if Fish had missed the poetry of Milton.

Easily the biggest and most prestigious book prize in the United States, the Pulitzer Prize in fiction is awarded annually to an American author for a distinguished work of fiction.

Zinsser followed up with As I Remember Him: The Biography of R.S., a third-person autobiography that survives as a distinguished work of literature.

Her distinguished work on behalf of court involved students and all students in the New York City School system made a real difference for all children.

A late flowering of his intellectual and cultural milieu — existentialism and the French New Wave — it is among the most distinguished works of art to come out of the late twentieth century.

But it should please the public, for this is the first time these distinguished works of art have traveled en masse from their home at the Corcoran Gallery in Washington.

His books are the most distinguished works of Persian and Turkish literature [ 9].

April 12 , 1539Cuzco April 24 , 1616Córdoba, Spain Garcilaso de la Vega, also called El Inca (born April 12 , 1539 Cuzco, Peru died April 24 , 1616 Córdoba, Spain), one of the great Spanish chroniclers of the 16th century, noted as the author of distinguished works on the history of the Indians in South America and the expeditions of the Spanish conquistadors.