Sentence examples for seriously distinguished from inspiring English sources

His regime at the Hamburg Staatsoper was seriously distinguished, and he took up the reins there again for three years in the late 1980s.

Immediately after the assassination of Benazir Bhutto the front page story in the Washington Post about Pakistan and the presidential campaign did not even mention Joe Biden, the only candidate who seriously distinguished himself on the Pakistan crisis.

He has by all accounts taken the job very seriously, winning the title of "distinguished adjunct professor" and serving on the university's board of governors.

Two male Chinese artists jumped on it and had a pillow fight, a "housewife" wielding a proprietary cleaner had to be forcefully dragged away from it and a distinguished professor has seriously questioned whether Tracey Emin ever slept on it for four whole days at all, given the relatively controlled state of its continuous disarray.

A sobering analysis, but one we need to take seriously as it comes from distinguished scientists with a deep understanding of our collective situation.

To be taken seriously, new prizes need the cooperation of distinguished judges -- or even better, an affiliation with an established academic institution.

It was when they decided to take the game a touch more seriously that they were comfortably the more distinguished team.

PRINCETON, N.J. — As he approaches his 80th birthday, Edward Albee, that most distinguished of American dramatists, is being seriously silly.

"It was difficult to persuade officials in this country to take the problem seriously," Prasert Thongcharoen, one of Thailand's most distinguished microbiologists, told me shortly after I'd arrived in Bangkok.

Alanna Ubach, a seriously talented actress from California, is up against her distinguished predecessors as she takes the stage at the Clurman Theater in "Patriotic Bitch," an entertaining one-act series of character monologues.

Jacobs will find the money, and the board won't fight a distinguished former executive — even if Jacobs was running seriously behind in shareholder approval in the Broadcom fight.