Sentence examples similar to feel distinguished from inspiring English sources

I didn't feel very distinguished, I said.

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

In his speech, he said that he did not feel "either senior or distinguished enough" for the role but that he was "very excited".

And "most distinguished" feels a bit dated, against a backdrop of Mods, Rockers, the Angry Young Men, and "Beyond the Fringe".

September 21, David Grossman: Increased security will actually make people feel less secure, says a distinguished Israeli author.

It makes me feel physically ill that a distinguished economist could be so ignorant of his own profession".

The world is full of accomplished and distinguished people who feel they could or should be doing something else.

It makes me feel physically ill that a distinguished economist could be so ignorant of his own profession". "How sad," John Cochrane, of the University of Chicago, wrote.

The House and Senate already have committees intended to provide Mr. Lott and Mr. Hastert with the kind of advice and guidance they now seemingly feel they need from a distinguished group of outside experts.

A restaurant like Bayard's, so distinguished-looking that you feel you should be drafting the Federalist Papers there, demands Dover sole.

A year older than I, they seemed better educated then than I feel now, and both went on to distinguished academic careers in "fancy eastern schools" (like Harvard).