Sentence examples for now distinguished from inspiring English sources

They had two children, Kate and Orlando, both now distinguished writers.

In the years since then Clark became the first black full professor at City College (he is now Distinguished Prof. Emeritus of Psychology), served on the N.Y.

It was ʿUmar I, the second caliph, who in the year 639 ce introduced the Hijrah era (now distinguished by the initials ah, for Latin anno Hegirae, "in the year of the Hijrah").

In 1977, Mark Musa and Peter Bondanella, both of whom are now distinguished professors emeriti at Indiana University, brought out a version that, unlike Rebhorn's, does not bend over backward to make things easy for the reader.

Alex Brummer, once a brilliant Guardian man, now distinguished City Editor of the Mail, came to the funeral of my old colleague and friend, Ian Wright – and remembered the distant, penny-crunched time in 1979 when Guardian managing editor Wright dispatched young Alex, plus wife and baby, to his first Washington posting.

Having now distinguished these principles, we can consider whether either provides an argument against haecceitism.

What now distinguishes smartphone platforms is having really good services.

Classic late-night shows now distinguish themselves most by not being too distinctive.

Little now distinguishes the CDU's voters from the SPD's; they are prone to last-minute decisions.

Economists (like bookmakers long before them) now distinguish two types of punter: "smart", informed traders and "noise" traders.

Presumably every car in the Tesla fleet can now distinguish between the white side of a truck and the sky.