Sentence examples for more distinguished for from inspiring English sources

More distinguished for insight into problems of government and cool logic than for eloquence, these works became a classic statement of American governmental, and more generally of republican, theory.

It should be pointed out that, with the consideration of the nonuniform CSE in type-II coaxial nanowires, all the EQEs reduce in varying degrees, and the decrease become more distinguished for the thicker nanowire.

Indeed the tilt towards healthy eating is timely on the back of Disney's efforts last month to defend its partnership with another food dispensing outlet one, though, that is more distinguished for its burgers and fries than fresh produce.

Yet bad news quickly followed: two of the country's more distinguished shops are shutting for good.

The timing of the increase in median number of effective infections also fits well with the more distinguished demographic pattern seen for the entire CRF02_AG epidemic (Figure 2b).

She was awarded an Oxford DPhil by thesis in 1947 and the much more distinguished degree of DSc in 1973, for a portfolio of distinguished papers.

Broadway could not ask for a more distinguished performer to kick off its new season.

Bunning had only one innate advantage over Baesler: He'd had the more distinguished sporting career as a Hall of Fame pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies and Detroit Tigers.

In fact, the name that trips off the tongue for most US observers is of a very different vintage, and more distinguished pedigree.

Desdemona and Emilia, for example, are "to outward appearance, characters of common life, not more distinguished than women generally are, by difference of rank and situation".

The more rare it is, the more distinguished".