Sentence examples for especially distinguished from inspiring English sources

But they are not especially distinguished.

Many of Dubai's skyscrapers are not especially distinguished.

His time in office was not especially distinguished.

As a piece of engineering, the Trico system was not especially distinguished.

The Fogg Museum is especially distinguished for its collection of drawings and prints.

His military career at the end of the Second World War wasn't especially distinguished.

Ms. Brown, generally an appealing and highly accomplished actress, doesn't bring much to bear on her performance that might especially distinguish her character as female.

Stuart Broad, who assumes Anderson's mantle, did not especially distinguish himself the last time he had to make do without his friend in a Test, when at Lord's against Sri Lanka in 2001 he took 2 for 154 across two innings of a draw.

In addition, 1 showed a good selectivity toward Zn II) over other metal ions, which can especially distinguish Zn II) from Cd II).

What especially distinguishes the quasi-realist project is an emphasis on explaining why we are entitled to act as if moral judgments are genuinely truth-apt even while strictly speaking they are neither true nor false in any robust sense.

So the present score will be especially distinguish between high and low cardiometabolic risk among individuals aged 45 65 years.