Sentence examples for few distinguished from inspiring English sources

By the early 30's, she was essentially a character actress, appearing in a few distinguished plays and few, if any, distinguished movies.

This summer, however, a few distinguished visitors are being treated with decidedly old-fashioned formality.

(There were quite a few distinguished voices believing black and white was the proper métier for news).

Because it did not develop extensively until the late 19th century, Łódź has a modern industrial appearance and very few distinguished or attractive buildings.

Aside from a few distinguished Italian gentlemen and a young couple playing with their Labrador, the streets were nearly deserted on a recent weekend.

But, he explains, "in truth, we're largely dealing with a picture archive of an American city visualized by Jews, to which a few distinguished Gentiles have contributed".

Few distinguish between a system of quotas and a voluntary approach that relies on peer pressure and self-interest.

But if there is a ding in Klein's career, a hollowness, it is that in focusing relentlessly on the new, and often using other designers' work as a graft, he has left few distinguishing marks of his own.

The customers, dead-eyed and dour, have only a few distinguishing characteristics.

Even though my material had few distinguishing features, the repetition helped me lose my amateur rattle.

Impressionists and caricaturists, meanwhile, complain that they can't properly satirise Clegg, because he has few distinguishing features.