Sentence examples for less distinguished than from inspiring English sources

The orchestra sounded less distinguished than it had a week before in "Madama Butterfly".

His senatorial career has been notably less distinguished than his father's.

Although less distinguished than his other pieces, these are among his most radically inventive works.

The men — who land heavily from jumps — are generally less distinguished than the women.

There are important ways in which today's City Ballet is less distinguished than 30 years ago.

Indeed, until the 1980's, Republicans could claim with considerable justification that their party's environmental record was no less distinguished than that of the Democrats.

That is also why I went to a rehearsal for a production of the 1951 musical "Flahooley," a less distinguished achievement than "Finian" but one in which Harburg was also verbal master of ceremonies.

The 19 substitute contributors were, he writes, "at the time and subsequently a far less distinguished group than Lardner had originally announced".

We find that eminent scientists are more harshly penalized than their less distinguished peers in the wake of a retraction, but only in cases involving fraud or misconduct.

Death is becoming less and less distinguished.

Less distinguished was the kitchen's deep frying technique.