Sentence examples for extraordinarily distinguished from inspiring English sources
Although she, wisely, did not stress it in her campaign, she comes from an extraordinarily distinguished political dynasty in Asia.
Some extraordinarily distinguished work has been done – work that helped to bring events in Northern Ireland into far sharper focus for British and international audiences while also bearing testimony to what the people of Northern Ireland were suffering.
Hsien-wen Li, a distinguished geneticist, described Chih Tu as an extraordinarily intelligent agriculturist.
In his graphic and emotionally affecting "Gettysburg: The Last Invasion," Allen C. Guelzo, a distinguished Lincoln scholar who teaches at Gettysburg College, offers an extraordinarily detailed and realistic account.
Of Levy's The Long Song, Motion said: "It is an extraordinarily ambitious rewriting of a historical story which has been approached by a number of distinguished writers including Toni Morrison.
The distinguished fine art photography collector W.M. Hunt's latest book, "The Unseen Eye" (Aperture, $75), is an extraordinarily unique photography collection, and it was, hands down, my favorite book of 2011.
as "distinguished persons".
A distinguished NYC attorney.
A distinguished fiction writer.
