Sentence examples for immensely distinguished from inspiring English sources
David Jones, who has died at the age of 74, was an immensely distinguished director in theatre, film and television.
Even the immensely distinguished Nobel prize, which has just delighted many British readers with its choice of Kazuo Ishiguro, has logged some pretty forgettable selections.
Among the bishops walked the immensely distinguished figure of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Hume, to… Soon the fate of Mentmore Towers, the seat of the Rosebery family, in Buckinghamshire, will be known.
No orchestra has a more august reputation: Berlin's immensely distinguished roster of resident maestros includes Hans von Bülow, Arthur Nikisch, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Herbert von Karajan, Claudio Abbado, and, since 2002, Simon Rattle, who will step aside in 2018.
Among the bishops walked the immensely distinguished figure of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Hume, to whom no ecumenical invitation to take any other part in the service had apparently been given.
De Hamel — who, after an immensely distinguished career at Sotheby's, is now a fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge — wants us to meet 12 of the most extraordinary medieval manuscripts that survive in archives around the world.
As a music critic, professor, writer, and historian, his immensely remarkable career has been distinguished and multifaceted.
Do you know someone who is distinguished within their field, a young alumna/us who is doing great things, or someone who has served the Pratt School of Engineering immensely over their lifetime?
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The model may help identify real signals in immensely variable and noisy multidimensional sepsis patient data, and distinguish real patient responses from clinical study-site-related variability.
