Sentence examples for impressive distinction from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it's a toothbrush-holding thumbs-up to their watch-it-then-and-there network morning TV, an impressive distinction (not to mention a relic) in a DVR-time-shifted world of countless cable and Internet options.

It's an impressive distinction, and an encouraging one for those who hope your generation's contributions to the progress of humanity will exceed the contributions of previous generations, and your leadership of causes and communities, our country and the world will surpass the achievements and correct the deficiencies of my generation's leadership.

That's an impressive distinction considering that Reid opens and closes the Senate most days that it is in session, often making extended opening remarks, while Sessions is a member of the minority party without a formal leadership position.

Having seen a less impressive distinction between prognostic groups with our biomarker scoring system in the validation set, we performed exploratory multivariate analysis using the combined test and validation sets inclusive of baseline prognostic factors and each TMA biomarker.

Lisa Randall, the Harvard physicist and best-selling author of Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs, a fascinating look at the role that the former may have played in wiping out the latter, is a woman of many impressive distinctions.

There has been little of the "formidable and impressive" air of "wrecked distinction" that O'Neill described.

In this milieu an impressive portrait collection signalled distinction, and in 1943 many were reproduced in the Ochs-His tercentenary chronicle.

The pepper, found in India and Bangladesh, held Guinness's "hottest chili pepper" distinction for an impressive four years.

Two other major poets, both of whom also achieved distinction in an impressive array of nondramatic modes, demand attention: Goldsmith and Johnson.

By Russell Platt December 13 , 2016The Russian conductor Semyon Bychkov's new recording of Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony is so impressive as to render the distinction between technique and imagination irrelevant.

But his new recording of another great Sixth Symphony, Tchaikovsky's (with the Czech Philharmonic, on Decca), is so impressive as to render the distinction between technique and imagination irrelevant.