Sentence examples for remarkable and distinguished from inspiring English sources

Mine were with the young Amanda Redman and that remarkable and distinguished actress Dorothy Tutin, then nearly 60.

Isi Metzstein, who has died aged 83, was jointly responsible for some of the most remarkable and distinguished modern architecture in postwar Britain.

Antimony oxychlorides submicron rods have remarkable rate performance and distinguished cycle capability, indicating that antimony oxychlorides material is one of promising anode materials for both lithium-ion batteries and sodium-ion batteries.

As she put it: 'I set about keeping my resolve because I will not quarrel with myself, & because I shall give Wm pleasure by it when he comes home again.' Wilson quotes Ernest de Selincourt's description of Dorothy as 'probably the most remarkable and the most distinguished of English prose writers who never wrote a line for the general public'.

Watt is singular, stealthy and distinguished.

One of Poland's most remarkable and prolific composers, she was also a distinguished violinist, and her writing in these works shows a joy in string-instrument sonorities.

Or strong and distinguished?

The first section is eerie and distinguished.

He is wheeled before Cambridge dons and distinguished scientists, many of whom are amazed that the shrunken man at the front of the room, barely able to speak, has a remarkable talent for theoretical speculation.

Campbell gave an admirable and distinguished speech.

He was black and white and distinguished by special markings.