Sentence examples for most distinguished in from inspiring English sources
We found that cross-scale habitat structural complexity varied with coral composition, with multi-scale structure most distinguished in branching and massive Porites habitats, relative to Pocillopora and soft coral habitats.
Mr. Norcross, Rector of Framlingham, to confer a pension, during life, upon the soldier most distinguished in the brigade of guards on that glorious day.
NSBE named Stanford's chapter "Most Distinguished" in 2004 and 2005.
Under Dohnányi the CO became the most recorded orchestra, and one of the most distinguished, in the United States.
By any measure, Stanford's faculty, which numbers more than 2,100, is one of the most distinguished in the world.
These honors are awarded to the two seniors who are most distinguished in their overall academic achievements.
The longer "Billie Dyer" (1989) drew liberally upon historical research in its portrait of a Lincoln black man who became a prominent physician in Kansas City and appeared as one of Ten Most Distinguished Men in Lincoln's centennial pageant, in 1953.
By William Maxwell The New Yorker, May 15 , 1989P. 40 Writer recalls the life of Billie Dyer, a Negro, and surgeon, who was named one of Lincoln's Ten Most Distinguished Citizens in 1953, when Lincoln, Illinois celebrated its 100th anniversary.
The New Yorker, May 15 , 1989P. 40 Writer recalls the life of Billie Dyer, a Negro, and surgeon, who was named one of Lincoln's Ten Most Distinguished Citizens in 1953, when Lincoln, Illinois celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Writer recalls the life of Billie Dyer, a Negro, and surgeon, who was named one of Lincoln's Ten Most Distinguished Citizens in 1953, when Lincoln, Illinois celebrated its 100th anniversary.
The two best-established and best-known are the following: The Newbery Medal, first bestowed in 1922 (the oldest award in the world for children's literature), honours the author of the most distinguished contribution in English to American literature for children.
