Sentence examples for is distinguished in from inspiring English sources

The year 1610 is distinguished in Antarctic ice cores by a dip in atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Now that he is with a rowdy band of bearded Red Sox, he is distinguished in a different way.

Roosevelt's new apartment is distinguished in being probably the only one in the city equipped to frighten pigeons The Washington Sq.

By R. Parks, Gardner Botsford, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 9 , 1942P. 9 Roosevelt's new apartment is distinguished in being probably the only one in the city equipped to frighten pigeons The Washington Sq.

Yet the atrium of Trump Tower is distinguished, in one critical respect, from those private enclaves that Jameson described with all their mechanized motion and dazzling and disorienting visuals which it otherwise closely resembles.

The 1993 movie "Father Hood" may not have been great, but it is distinguished in Berry's résumé as the first instance of a film role she won that had not been specifically designed for a black actress.

Three stages can be distinguished in his artistic evolution.

Two main directions can be distinguished in Desargues's work.

The two systems, however, may be distinguished in several ways.

The reason she was a baroness was not simply because she was distinguished in her field.

The intersexual women could not be distinguished in appearance or performance from other XX female athletes.