Sentence examples for or distinguished from inspiring English sources

I didn't want it to look flattering or distinguished like a traditional portrait.

No living poet has written verse more delicately rendered or distinguished than Walcott, though few individual poems seem destined to be remembered.

Pale, (from Latin palus, "stake"), district separated from the surrounding country by defined boundaries or distinguished by a different administrative and legal system.

Some exercised considerable influence if they were regarded as outstandingly efficient, wise, or distinguished in their respective civic or religious capacities.

People in the congregation and community were "as a whole, very nearly white," the historian wrote, "and, out of their community, could not be recognized or distinguished as colored people".

And in fact he says at the outset of this section of the book that he can remember very few: death set a horizon within which ordinarily terrible things could not be seen or distinguished.

Single parenthood (OR 6.0) and financial problems (OR 3.9) distinguished one-time offenders from controls.

Jimmy, however, often fails to attribute his sources, or distinguish hearsay from authenticated event.

Don't worry if you can't define "cantilever" or distinguish a pylon from a pier.

He needs to renounce RomneyCare and not defend it or distinguish it from ObamaCare".

It was hard to focus on the letters on street signs or distinguish whether a person was walking toward or away from me...