Sentence examples for of considerable distinction from inspiring English sources
A painter of considerable distinction, he was also a rare spirit.
Jais proved himself a Gluck conductor of considerable distinction, while laBarocca are a classy ensemble with a handsome sound.
Bürger rightly dominates with singing of great bravado and warmth: Arden should do something with his over-extravagant hand gestures, but this is a performance of considerable distinction.
After all, Lovelock is one of our most distinguished ecologists, the environment movement's sanest pontificator and a scientist of considerable distinction.
Your orrival at the field where a match is being played between the local cricket club and a visiting team of considerable distinction.
Alcoholism, bipolar disorder and the stresses of extreme visibility all played a part in the unfortunate relationship of America's first famous black poet and his wife, herself a writer of considerable distinction.
In his 90s, he continued to perform with American Ballet Theatre in mime roles such as Madge the Witch in La Sylphide and Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet, to all of which he brought considerable distinction.
Professor Carucci is an eminent and highly respected historian and archivist, who has directed Italy's most important collection of public records with considerable distinction for over five years.
As a consequence, Alex McLeish, building on the resurgence initiated by Vogts' successor, Walter Smith, is seeking the considerable distinction of taking the Scots to their first championship in a decade.
Generally, the shrinkage strains were somewhat comparable at very early ages while there was a considerable distinction at later ages of the drying period.
A considerable distinction in the SUVmax of both the primary tumour and the lymph node metastases was observed between the different subtypes of breast tumours.
