Sentence examples for he so distinguished from inspiring English sources
He so distinguished himself in the classroom that he was carried to studies at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris.
He so distinguished himself as a warrior against the Philistines that his resultant popularity aroused Saul's jealousy, and a plot was made to kill him.
"I just thought he was so distinguished," Mr. Eyre said, of seeing Mr. Gross on television.
Although the publication of Riemann's Habilitationsrede, "On the Hypotheses Underlying Geometry," meant that Helmholtz's own results would not be seen as original, Helmholtz says in his own essay that he is content that "so distinguished a mathematician [as Riemann] should have considered these questions as worthy of his attention" (Helmholtz 1883 [1868], cited in Königsberger 261).
Mr. Carter's life since the White House has been so overfull and so distinguished -- he has been nominated for the Nobel Prize seven times, and in August he and his wife were both awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom -- that Douglas Brinkley, a historian at the University of New Orleans, wrote a 480-page book about it, "The Unfinished Presidency".
And he wrote for his college fraternity songs and odes which are so distinguished as wholly to transcend the occasions for which they were prepared". In view of Hovey's widespread fame it was but natural for admirers of his writings properly to identify the house in which he was born.
So, distinguished pike quenelles appear, as well, served in a lobster sauce of great depth.
PFGE using SmaI discriminated 41 pulsotypes and so distinguished isolates better than the MLST scheme.
"And whatever she puts her mind to, [she] develops a quality which is so distinguished".
Wilkins rages that men "so distinguished and so powerful could have been so timid about using that power in the cause of freedom".
Over the decades, its distinguished (and not so distinguished) guests have included W. C. Fields, who went for the waters, and Al Capone, who went to elude the law.
