Sentence examples for it is a distinguished from inspiring English sources

Eliot described its strengths: "We agree that it is a distinguished piece of writing; that the fable is very skilfully handled, and that the narrative keeps one's interest on its own plane – and that is something very few authors have achieved since Gulliver".

But it is a distinguished performance.

Mr. Rogoff said that it is a distinguished association, founded in 1934.

(Tommasini) ★ 'La Traviata' (Monday) It is a distinguished group that will try to fill the chillingly empty space in Willy Decker's spare, vivid production of this Verdi classic.

By then, it was a distinguished career.

It was a distinguished year – Lee Mack, Johnny Vegas, Natalie Haynes.

Although it lasted only 7 years it was a distinguished literary journal.

It was a distinguished theatrical family: his half brother, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, was one of the great actor managers of the day.

It was a distinguished end to a roller-coaster campaign that experts say will be etched in memory both for its revolutionary use of the Internet and for its stunningly swift collapse.

But it's a distinguished debut disc, well worth collecting to support the ideals of Barenboim and the late Edward Said in founding an orchestra of young Israeli and Palestinian musicians as 'a paradigm of coherent and intelligent cohabitation'.

What Condé Nast bought in Pitchfork, then, was not a music publication; it was "a distinguished digital property that brings a strong editorial voice, an enthusiastic and young audience, a growing video platform and a thriving events business", to quote CondéNast CEO Bob Sauerberg.