Sentence examples for how distinguished from inspiring English sources

I was struck by how distinguished he looked.

Schneer says about the men who worked there that "when it came to measuring themselves against visitors, no matter how distinguished and no matter where from, they suffered few insecurities".

No doubt she would comment on how he was graying — for the past few years, this had been a regular topic of conversation — and then tell him how distinguished he looked.

As I pointed out to Mr Sedwill the public would be concerned that a member of parliament, no matter how distinguished, had been appointed to head this important panel.

We read of "political voyeurs who made carefully choreographed tours of the tyrant's domains with return tickets in hand," of how "distinguished professors, gifted poets and influential journalists summoned their talents to convince all who would listen that modern tyrants were liberators".

No expert, no matter how distinguished, should ever express contempt for fellow citizens.

Pictures from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister's party testify how even distinguished bashes can have unexpected repercussions.

So what you really want to do is look at how your distinguished faculty drive that collaborative agenda.

At least that is how these distinguished international directors appear in two short documentary portraits that opened today at the Film Forum as a double bill.

How this distinguished entolomogist from Hoboken, New Jersey and the Midwest became first a sex researcher and then a crusader against sexual repression is the subject of this absorbing life.

He loved to talk about Golda Meir, and often repeated the story of how a distinguished BBC correspondent had said on air something less than flattering about the Israeli prime minister.