Sentence examples for hugely distinguished from inspiring English sources

Not a hugely distinguished night.

Beckham's football career - hugely distinguished and successful - may be over but it will not be long before the next chapters in the story are written.  .

Shooting Dogs is a hugely distinguished film: absorbing, enraged, desolating.

Davies, then, was destined to spend almost all of a hugely distinguished career in the shadows.

Lord Quirk, who recently celebrated his 91st birthday, is a hugely distinguished linguist, the closest Britain has come to producing a Chomsky but whose Wikipedia entry is shamefully sketchy.

In the last decade, there have been some hugely distinguished complete surveys of the madrigals on disc from groups such as Concerto Italiano, La Venexiana and Delitiae Musicae, so perhaps wisely the new Arts Florissants project under the direction of Paul Agnew is not intended to be comprehensive.

It is obvious that Sorolla was hugely influenced by French art, but his works are distinguished by a particular sensuality, vivacity and theatricality.

That distinguished translation appears in Lowell's magnificent and hugely acclaimed Imitations (1961), a gathering of translations of Leopardi, Rimbaud, Montale, Heine, Rilke, Pasternak and other major European poets.

He had earlier distinguished himself as a student of fossil trilobites, a hugely diverse, extinct group of animals very distantly related to crustaceans and horseshoe crabs.

One former Labour insider said that Murphy would have to come forward with a clear vision that distinguished him from his "New Labour baggage", adding: "He will be hugely in favour of autonomy for the Scottish Labour party.

Author of works including Postwar, a hugely acclaimed history of Europe since 1945, Judt is a "politicologue" and controversialist, said the judges, whose writing is distinguished by its "intelligence, insight and conspicuous courage".