Sentence examples for most distinguished starting from inspiring English sources

But even with one of the most distinguished starting lineups in history, the Lakers are far from a lock for the championship.

"The studio made sure that the graphic arts in Cuba did not die," said Eduardo Roca Salazar, one of the island's most distinguished printmakers, who started at the studio in 1975 and is known as Choco.

Finishing (and starting) your work the night before a deadline is common practice even amongst the most distinguished of scholars.

Professor Gey is one of the most distinguished constitutional law scholars in the country, and his analysis of the law of free speech and freedom of religion is the starting point for any serious student.

The complete edition of his works that was planned several times had to wait until 1969 when the two most meritorious Bolzano scholars, Eduard Winter and Jan Berg, together with the publisher Günther Holzboog started the Bernard-Bolzano-Gesamtausgabe, which — due to the effort of the three persons — became one of the most distinguished complete editions of the works of a philosopher in our time.

As Timothy Garton Ash, one of our most distinguished international commentators, wrote in the Guardian it was "a constitutional moment", meaning one where the way we govern ourselves should have started to change.

Its most distinguished visitor is Pres.

It was what most distinguished us from them.

The judges include France's most distinguished chefs.

George Benjamin is one of Britain's most distinguished composers.

William Lee Miller is one of America's most distinguished historians.