Sentence examples for marks of distinction from inspiring English sources

Southern received many honorary degrees and other marks of distinction.

Germans place a greater premium on doctorates than Americans do as marks of distinction and erudition.

I doubt if Tolstoy would want "forgiveness" from the Orthodox Church today, or marks of distinction from the state.

Being appointed Companion of Honour (1975) and privy counsellor (1979), marks of distinction usually reserved for the most senior politicians, reflected the breadth of support for his work.

It won't be true – nothing was ever simplified by taking away marks of distinction with a genuine functional purpose that help at least some people.

Against a baseline of common experience, a factor that might be distinguishing (the short stature, the age and frailty, the profusion of Fighting Irish paraphernalia) drops away to reveal subtler marks of distinction.

Steve Doocy has earned his mark of distinction from President Trump.

Nontraditional designer labels can be a mark of distinction.

An A was once a mark of distinction.

In the New Testament testimonials, joy appears as the characteristic mark of distinction of the Christian.

Today, young solitaires actively reframe living alone as a mark of distinction and success.