Sentence examples for have the distinguished from inspiring English sources

Mike and I broke up; suddenly, he was too young and didn't have the distinguished aspects Anthony had.

And it was a lovely idea to have the distinguished 81-year-old tenor Ernst Haefliger perform the Speaker, whose long narrative ties up the story.

The algebraic k –varieties O h and G / L have the distinguished points h and the coset e = 1 · L respectively.

Have the distinguished U.N. ambassadors brought unwelcome guests back to their gracious residences?

They have ceased to have the distinguishing impact they used to have when they gave a face individuality.

The deep waves have the distinguishing curl of Kelvin-Helmholtz billows, a type of wave present throughout nature.

These medals also have the distinguishing extra-long double knot hanging from the scroll.

It does not mean that the population does not have the distinguishing property as this is undisputable.

It even has the distinguishing feature of fair architecture, a kind of illusory gigantism.

There have been rumblings that the Italians have not distinguished themselves in the negotiations.

We have therefore distinguished the third gender category, shifting females.