Sentence examples for not particularly distinguished from inspiring English sources

Her movie career was not particularly distinguished.

The history of French-Vietnamese cuisine in New York is not particularly distinguished.

They struck hackneyed poses, made clichéd gestures and poured forth floods of loud but not particularly distinguished singing.

After the extensive setup, the result is fairly anticlimactic and not particularly distinguished from the virtual possibilities of video games.

During the upcoming New York Antiques Show...the firm of Parrett/Lich is selling twenty-seven paintings by Sybil...The paintings are proficient, although not particularly distinguished.

Seventh District, Brooklyn: During a decade as a Civil Court judge, Maxine Archer has emerged as a competent if not particularly distinguished jurist.

The Giants' running game did not particularly distinguish itself, either.

Gladstone was sent to Eton, where he did not particularly distinguish himself.

Even the actors with the chewier material do not particularly distinguish themselves.

It is apparent he does not particularly distinguish between paedophiles and homosexuals, and indeed drug-takers and anyone else he doesn't like.

The young Shackleton did not particularly distinguish himself as a scholar, and was said to be "bored" by his studies.