Sentence examples for extremely distinguished from inspiring English sources

"There was always the most tremendous crowd around him, often of extremely distinguished people.

The work of this atelier is extremely distinguished, with an elegance and purity of style and a knowledge of Classical art that transcend most of its contemporaries.

The Clarke Program enriches its offerings by hosting a series of extremely distinguished Chinese law scholars at Cornell Law School every year.

"Senator McConnell is married to an extremely distinguished, well-educated, powerful woman," Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, said when asked if she thought Mr. McConnell's 2014 race could become about women's issues.

He undertook none of the steps which would have led to ordination; instead he made a second trip to Barmouth, this time geologising in the (extremely distinguished!) company of Henslow's own tutor, the Rev. Adam Sedgwick.

"They knew he was extremely distinguished". Debreu also took an interest in politics, deciding to become an American citizen after the Watergate hearings were over and he saw how the country had dealt with the constitutional crisis, friends said.

Gorgosaurus and Albertosaurus are extremely similar, distinguished mainly by subtle differences in the teeth and skull bones.

So in these workshops, I think of myself as a newfangled type of science teacher, instructing extremely smart and distinguished adults in science fundamentals.

Even though the protests are so far only verbal, they include extremely abusive messages directed at distinguished scholars of the Institute and demands for the suppression of free academic research.

"We are extremely pleased to count the distinguished global investment firm J.P. Morgan Asset Management to our shareholders.

A tall distinguished man who was extremely serious about the law, he was still quick to laugh.