Sentence examples for distinguished world from inspiring English sources

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However, the question still remains as to where this sheaf lives if not in a distinguished world of mathematics or perhaps better to say metamathematics.

After his distinguished World War II service, Van Fleet worked as deputy chief of staff of the army's European Command in Frankfurt, West Germany.

Some mathematicians do not believe that a distinguished world of mathematics should be sought at all, but rather that the multiplicity of such worlds should be looked at simultaneously.

On a daylong visit to Kabul, Afghanistan, he was hailed by that country's interim leader, Hamid Karzai, as "a distinguished world personality, a very top soldier and top diplomat and an excellent human being".

Distinguished World War II veteran, business leader in the field of classical recorded music and patron of the arts, died on January 16 at Central Suffolk Hospital in Riverhead.

But what relevant, substantive difference distinguishes worlds in which a fails to exist from those in which a fails to be altogether?

The release reflected Harrison's continued belief in the power of music to instigate change in the world, an ideal that distinguished Material World as the last of "rock's grand statements", Leng suggests, and "the final fading of the 1960s dream into middle-age contentment and fiscal luxury".

The firm of Daum was distinguished, after World War II, by its thick clear glass vessels manipulated into flowing shapes to designs by Michel Daum.

There, they can see virtual exhibits of our past shows, including "Big Buildings," the history of skyscrapers that were not just the tallest in their day but the largest in terms of interior space, a category that distinguished the World Trade Center complex until Sept. 11.

If there is one thing that distinguishes the world itself from the world in the computer, it is the nature of the information you can gather.