Sentence examples for seems distinguished from inspiring English sources

The forthcoming calendar seems distinguished by its fixation on invention: the challenges of creativity and the psychological steps journalists, activists and social theorists take to accomplish their work.

With his embarrassingly studenty protests over the world-shaking issue of "poppy fascism" (and WHAT an insensitive choice of word from a man whose linguistic skills are his living!), he seems distinguished mainly these days by his inability to pick his fights wisely.

Derrida, it seems, distinguishes the worst violence from what Kant had called "radical evil".

With the passage of time, even the most provocative art works grow familiar; they come to seem distinguished, knowable, and known.

The impression that Caragiale's heroes are vulgar is false and mostly arises from the fact that, wishing to seem distinguished, they have not yet cultivated their speech and gestures".

But likeness was never enough to make a painting or sculpture seem really distinguished.

What seems to distinguish Buildings from the others, though, is not the severity or frequency of the problems, experts say, but its ostensible invulnerability to reform.

For this round, the painter Cameron Martin, whose semiabstract paintings have never seemed terribly distinguished, has chosen Mike Childs, an artist of at least equal talent.

I have flown most of them in the last few years, and what seems to distinguish American from the rest is the age of the planes.

What seems to distinguish the Rada pantheon from the Petwo pantheon is, above all, the general character, attitude, or persona of the lwa.

In some Aurignacian sites, 99% of the animal remains are from Rangifer tarandus, and this predilection for reindeer seems to distinguish our own ancestors from those other ancient denizens of Europe, the Neanderthals.