Sentence examples for including a distinguished from inspiring English sources

She has received many honors for her writing over the years, including a Distinguished Artist Award from the Los Angeles Music Center and first prize in entertainment reporting from the Los Angeles Press Club.

The University of the Republic (1849) has numerous faculties, including a distinguished medical school that draws students from throughout the region.

Lambert has written extensively on ADHD and learning and has received numerous honors and awards, including a distinguished service award from the American Psychological Association.

He emerged from the war with a number of bravery medals, including a distinguished flying cross, and eventually retired from the navy as a four-stripe captain, to set up a small private charter firm.

The police brutally beat numerous activists and arbitrarily jailed dozens of others, including a distinguished economics professor from Montana, Wesley Marshall, who happened to be passing through the area.

The result is a collection of thoughtful, nuanced responses about cultural politics and unconscious bias, along with some shocking accounts of sexism and harassment, including a distinguished visiting speaker who opened with the line: "Show me a grad student I can fuck".

Mr. Dunn could boast of a life that included a distinguished military record, the founding of a labor union, service in the State Legislature and a love affair with Irish music and culture that he shared with others on a weekly radio program.

The "many who were ready to cast doubt on the worth of the enterprise", he reflected in its final chapter, included a "distinguished Italian architect and his wife who, on discovering that I was writing this book, doubted that anyone who cared for architecture could lower himself to such a project and walked away without a word further".

During the self-administered interview module, participants were asked to fill out a "partner journal" in which each partner was described in a separate section, including a distinguishing identifier (first name, nickname, or other descriptor).

For the first time an organism exists that got its genome not from the direct replication of another organism's, but from a description of another organism's, stored in a computer – and slightly modified, at that, to include a distinguishing "watermark" that might as well be, and perhaps already is, a trademark.

Under California law, for example, driver's licenses issued to immigrants in the country illegally contain prominent distinguishing language stating, "federal limits apply". Indeed, Congress could specify that licenses issued to immigrants in the country illegally must include a distinguishing feature, or they won't be accepted for federal purposes, such as TSA airport security.