Sentence examples for not highly distinguished from inspiring English sources

My family was horrified, which I thought was rather funny — that a not highly distinguished New York couple should disapprove of titled members of the French aristocracy".

Although a Tribune colleague stated that Crane "was not highly distinguished above any other boy of twenty who had gained a reputation for saying and writing bright things," that summer his reporting took on a more skeptical, hypocrisy-deflating tone.

Not according to some highly distinguished critics.

Losing Thompson at the end of June means the bureau loses the leadership of a highly distinguished statistician and it's not clear who will replace him.

Losing Thompson at the end of June means the Bureau loses the leadership of a highly distinguished statistician and it's not clear who will replace him.

A highly distinguished novel by any reckoning, 'homage' or not.

The proposal prompted a highly distinguished oversight board headed by former Comptroller General Charles A. Bowsher to resign in protest, complaining that Mr. Pitts's proposal would give the accounting industry more control, not less, over the disciplinary system.

"He's a Nobel scientist, highly distinguished, but people thought he was something else.

The PSA test is not highly specific or reliable and it can't distinguish between aggressive and slow-growing prostate cancers.

For example, certain histone modifications distinguish actively expressed regions of the genome from regions that are not highly expressed.

We investigated the expression of the CT highly modulated genes in C berries (Table 4), which allowed us to distinguish between those not expressed in C berries and those expressed but not highly modulated in C berries.