Sentence examples for least distinguished from inspiring English sources

First, Wanda, the Communist with blood on her hands, is at least distinguished by this penance for her crimes.

Even its stated premise, that the SDNY is the crown jewel of America's lower federal courts, is asserted rather than demonstrated: the author fails to compare its historical importance or quality of jurisprudence with those of any other district, and dedicates half a chapter to lampooning its least distinguished judges.

Aesthetically this was one of the least distinguished title-winning sets of his 15.

Michael Carrick chose a bad night to have possibly his least distinguished game for the club.

West Ham certainly did their bit to be remembered as the least distinguished team to visit this ground this season.

In the roll call of its editors, I was the most radical and probably the least distinguished.

Farber hates it (calling it "one of the most confusing films of all time"), but he at least distinguishes its extraordinary originality.

While most Italian restaurants in America still offer "Italian" food as if it were a homogenous cuisine, some have also begun to specialize in, or at least distinguish among, regions.

It would be nice if Gazopa could at least distinguish between men and women, for example, which isn't always the case.

If we are to save bankers, shouldn't we at least distinguish between those who possess the intelligence to renegotiate their loans to workable terms?

Although the work on conditionals is vast and therefore quite difficult to survey adequately, we can at least distinguish a first contemporary wave of work, such as Chisholm 1946, Goodman 1955, Rescher 1964, and others, which sprang from the late 1940s to the early 1960s.