Sentence examples for own distinguished from inspiring English sources

There is a nail-bitingly tense scene when the Guardian journalist has to report to his superior, who does indeed resemble our own distinguished editor.

We run our own Distinguished Teaching Fellowship and in 2014 we were the only university to win three National Teaching Fellowships from the Higher Education Academy.

He brought Sulla not only troops and money but also the support of Rome's traditional conservatives and his own distinguished family name (an important element in Roman politics).

You have a lot of support on this record from people with their own distinguished careers, like Emmylou Harris.

Marion King, whose own distinguished forebears included Elihu Yale and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, seems to have observed the same social code.

He also worked for the Italian Mafia-fighting social activist and poet Danilo Dolci, long before he made his own distinguished contributions to civil liberties in Britain.

The disparity between the wide variation in [PSI+] phenotype and the similarity in length of polymers, in particular with respect to strains A3 and A4, imply that the commonly used SDD-AGE assay cannot on its own distinguish effects on growth or fragmentation of prion polymers, and may therefore not be used as a predictive tool for prion phenotype.

Top Chinese leaders must combine historical continuity with their own distinguishing theories and practices.

Finally, the faunas of East and Southwest Asia have their own distinguishing characteristics.

Each bell is said to have not only its own distinguishing peal, but also its own inseparable soul.

The intertwined national and Nordic identity is reflected in the flags of the five countries: each has its own distinguishing colours, but they all share the design of a cross on a plain background.But all five countries can trace long individual national histories too.