Sentence examples for distinguished yes from inspiring English sources
Some of the men are themselves attractive, either because they have somehow kept the promise of vigor — mouths filled with their own teeth, tight muscular buttocks in their jeans, no jowls, fine eyes that have seen much to impart — or because they're well known, distinguished, yes, even rich.
Yet to increasingly insular Scots, this is uninteresting.At a debate at Strathclyde University, your correspondent watched a high-level unionist panel, including George Robertson, a Labour peer and former NATO secretary-general, being savaged by a less distinguished Yes team, before a rather hostile audience of well-heeled alumni.
Ottawa distinguishes yes-no questions, which use a verb form in the Independent order, from content questions formed with the Ottawa equivalents of "what", "where", "when", "who" and others, which require verbs inflected in the Conjunct order.
One-component networks are further distinguished by whether or not dimers can form (no, yes) and, if so, whether the dimer-promoter complex is productive (no, yes+, yes-).
"Put on a skirt!" The one-bounce rule (and the dusty epithets it occasions) are among the many quirks and oddities that distinguish vintage base ball (yes, two words) from its modern counterpart.
Distinguished Authorities!
Little distinguished his family.
Distinguished civil engineer.
They're distinguished academics.
