Sentence examples for older distinguished from inspiring English sources

For me, this can be a huge turn-on; I love the look of a older, distinguished otter.

For younger participants, it would be a chance to rub shingles (or, more likely, I-beams and plate glass) with older, distinguished talents; for the old guard, it would be a reunion and a favor for a friend.

The growth model used at one year old distinguished between the proportion of variability due to the species and that due to the environment (site) within cohorts (based on year of birth) (Table 3).

And it was my hope that by tracing the river from Oporto toward Spain, I might construct my favorite kind of vacation, one that mingles -- within a few days and a few hours of driving -- some time in an old, architecturally distinguished city with even more time in gorgeous countryside, all punctuated by big, slow, boozy meals.

Now, scientists have found a protein that declines as we get older and distinguishes typical age-related forgetfulness from Alzheimer's.

Few studies among older people distinguish between positive opt out and passive non-participation, although two studies involving psychiatric interviews [ 4, 40] also found a high positive opt-out rate.

Even a three-year-old distinguishes between the work world and the home front.

A new generation of older people, whom she called the young-old, could be distinguished from the middle-aged primarily by retirement and from the old-old by vigor and social involvement, she wrote.

In a study of older infants shown silent videotapes of adults speaking, 4-month-olds could distinguish different languages visually by watching mouth and facial motions and responded with interest when the language changed.

Previous studies suggested that six-month olds can distinguish melodic disruptions in the music of other cultures.

Roy Fuller was a distinguished older poet.