Sentence examples for quite distinguished from inspiring English sources

The accusations have also obscured what is otherwise a quite distinguished resume.

Many may find this list of already designated modern buildings quite distinguished.

For his part, Father Kirk said that the Vatican's offer of fast-track conversion had revealed the "latent anti-Catholic sentiment" among "some quite distinguished Anglicans".

I'm looking for something positive to say – for the sake of it – so here goes, the royal purple jumper is quite distinguished.

These little sedges, and other small ornamental grasses, also look pleasantly eccentric in pots, and are quite distinguished in troughs with alpine plants and dwarf conifers and such.

Many of us descend from the fan base of the Brooklyn Dodgers, a team that for many years was hapless and then later, quite distinguished, but at its essence almost always a source of heartbreak.

The attackers are not quite so distinguished as in the past but overall resources are rich, with, for instance, Maicon and Dani Alves as candidates for right-back.

"He has served Mr. Koizumi more than 30 years and knows his mind, but he himself is also quite a distinguished policy expert, not just on welfare but also regarding telecommunications, fiscal policy and other matters".

For just as Lucasfilm was the source of so much hi-tech movie-making, so it had inspired star fleets of franchises for mainstream cinema: the Harry Potter films, Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, Pirates of the Caribbean and so many other reiterations not quite as distinguished or so much fun, but all contributing to the principle that cinema now makes a world that never was and never could be.

"She's quite a distinguished researcher with a lot of respect in the community," says Princeton astronomer Ed Turner.

Judge Wallace had chosen them, and it was quite a distinguished panel.