And yet, nothing -- nothing, that is, beyond his famous brother -- distinguishes George from thousands of other immigrants who joined in the Western migration during the tough years following the French Revolution, when it became painfully clear that possibilities for advancement in class-stratified Great Britain were severely curtailed.
Wise's bold editing is also distinguished in the famous sequence in which Kane's marriage is encapsulated in three continuous breakfast scenes, spread over several years as the couple drift further apart.
The year 1277 marked a turning-point in his career: Giles was involved in the condemnation of the heterodox Aristotelianism issued by the Parisian bishop Etienne Tempier, although the process against him must be distinguished from the famous decree of the 7 of March 1277, as Robert Wielockx has shown.
The roll call of famous gout sufferers is long and distinguished and includes Benjamin Franklin, Leonardo da Vinci, Martin Luther, Oliver Cromwell, Galileo, Theodore Roosevelt, Henry James, Benjamin Disraeli, Thomas Jefferson and Karl Marx.
Its original member, less famous than the rest but as distinguished as any of them, is Benjamin Franklin Wade.
But Coleridge had no stomach for that, and his rendering of the famous spinning-wheel song is not distinguished.
Hence his famous definition of man as a "political animal," distinguished from the other animals by his gift of speech and power of moral judgment.
He became famous for his lighter style of French cooking, distinguished by sauces based on meat stock instead of cream or butter.
The walls of the society are distinguished principally by the names of the famous men on the friezes, like the explorers Cortés and Pizarro.
It is the most famous of the Gothic cathedrals of the Middle Ages and is distinguished for its size, antiquity, and architectural interest.
