Sentence examples for little distinguished from inspiring English sources

In terms of his clothing and behaviour, little distinguished him from other males.

As it is, Aamanns-Copenhagen is little distinguished from the (reliably good) cafe at Scandinavia House in Midtown.

From the outside, little distinguished Herb and Dorothy Vogel from any other middle-class couple in midcentury New York.

Both the American and the Israeli shuls are unquestionably lost masterpieces, especially poignant in a period that has produced very little distinguished religious architecture.

The style of the Kamigata prints was little distinguished from those of Edo until the late 18th century, partly because artists often moved back and forth between the two areas.

Little distinguished his family.

Descriptions of pawing the rubble of the twin towers are little more distinguished.

Dawson's tops off an apartment house that's a little more distinguished than most buildings in the scrappy Ville Nouvelle, the architecturally neutral (and that's being kind) "New City," much of which went up after Morocco became a French and Spanish protectorate in 1912.

Lean, understated, enlivened with touches of Asia and Provence, this is a discreetly distinguished little hotel -- especially if you can snag a room like 514, a suite that looks down on the Pike Place Market and beyond to Elliott Bay and the peaks of the Olympic Peninsula.

He had made a favorable impression on the Nowair family, who were a little dazzled by his distinguished ancestry.

There is no space for other conductors' perspectives on recent composers and trends and little sense of using distinguished guests as opportunities to expand the repertory rather than just maintain it.