Sentence examples for even more distinguished from inspiring English sources

His fabled Voisin restaurant on Rue Saint Honoré was where distinguished Parisians went to feel even more distinguished.

Arguably an even more distinguished media studies graduate is Michael Jackson, the former chief executive of Channel 4, who is now a leading US television executive and who could eventually become the first media studies graduate to snaffle the ultimate job - director general of the BBC.

In "The Transformers: The Movie," in 1986, an even more distinguished soul lent his presence, or his godlike baritone, to the voice of Unicron, the planet-size devourer of worlds.

In the 1960s and '70s, as his hair turned white and he became an even more distinguished figure, Mr. Nielsen played serious military men, government leaders and even a mob boss, appearing in crime dramas, westerns and the occasional horror movie.

Then there are songs from an even more distinguished veteran, Lalo Guerrero, who was once known as "the original Chicano hepcat" and named as a "national folk treasure" by the Smithsonian Institute for his 60-year career singing for and about the American-Mexican community.

Industrial labs were cutting back on basic scientific research, unleashing even more distinguished senior scientists onto an already poor job market.

Prosecution based on political animus against an individual is even more easily distinguished from discretion based on policy considerations relating to the nature of the law at issue.

Men grow older and "more distinguished".

Men get more distinguished looking and we become, well, crones.

It is even more difficult to distinguish among the various plays excerpted here.

Up close, these clothes will surely have even more details to distinguish this modern sportswear from the familiar.