Sentence examples for one distinguished from inspiring English sources

A new literary phase was taking shape, and it looked to be a weird one, distinguished by anonymity and hoaxes, made-up monks and rural sages.

Willingham steps into a prestigious office, one distinguished by coaches like Knute Rockne and Ara Parseghian, with a double weight of history on his shoulders.

This week's online pick is from newish streaming outlet Wuaki.tv – a mainstream rental hub in the vein of Blinkbox or LoveFilm, though one distinguished by its larger-than-most collection of admittedly loosely qualified "classics".

Curator Anita Feldman said she first had the idea for the exhibition 18 years ago when one distinguished art historian told her Moore did not have a legacy in art.

One distinguished victim of the Hundred Years' War was Charles, duc d'Orléans, who was captured at Agincourt at the age of 21 and was held prisoner in England for 25 years.

The release of two movies on the same subject is somewhat unusual, and the arrival in close succession of two good movies that tell more or less identical stories, each one distinguished by real intelligence in conception and execution, is downright uncanny.

She had attended school in a predominately Latino neighborhood, where one distinguished oneself from the "really poor" by wearing brand-named clothes.

Other members of the flotilla were awarded one Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) and five others were Mentioned in Dispatches (MID) for the action.

Thus (L1) is the study of formal languages of which one is distinguished, and this one distinguished language nicely represents the fixed and non-fixed features of our natural language, through its logical and non-logical vocabulary.

Members of the unit received the following awards: one Distinguished Service Order DSOO), two Orders of the British Empire (OBEs), 19 Military Crosses (MCs) with one bar, seven Distinguished Conduct Medals (DCMs), 85 Military Medals (MMs) with eight bars, six Meritorious Service Medals, 21 Mentions in Despatches, and 10 foreign awards.

Under Hilde Limondjian, who left in 2010, after forty-one distinguished years, music — mostly Western classical — thrived for its own sake as a fellow-form of "art".