Sentence examples for is so distinguished from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Smith, whose career is so distinguished that it's hard to know where to begin (maybe with the original production of "Orpheus Descending" or her first film, "East of Eden"?), is every bit as imposing and decisive as her predecessor.

"And whatever she puts her mind to, [she] develops a quality which is so distinguished".

His courses were so distinguished in organization, learning, and clarity that in 1861 Alexander II asked him to serve also as a tutor to his sons during the time they spent in Moscow each year.

Smoke Imix ruled Copán for 67 years and died on 15 June 695 at the age of 79, an age that was so distinguished that it is used to identify him in place of his name on Altar Q.

A restaurant that is so distinguished-looking demands Dover sole, and it is excellent.

"Roger," as one-time Wimbledon champion and BBC Wimbledon commentator Virginia Wade puts it, "is so distinguished-looking.

For the middle length of stay group (3 7 days) and digestive conditions, p-values are marginally non-significant; but the former is part of a clear trend with increasing length of stay, and the latter is so sharply distinguished from any other risks in specific HRG's that it was included.

Can race be so clearly distinguished from ethnicity when categories like "African-American" bring both to mind, distinguishing this group from Afro-Caribbeans and Africans?

One big problem with plant crime is that it is so difficult to distinguish from the act of botany itself.

This is so because Plotinus distinguishes two logical 'phases' of Intellect's production from the One (see V 1. 7).

The remainder of this section illustrates why it is so important to distinguish between the two cases of obeying or not obeying the boundary conditions.