Sentence examples for small but distinguished from inspiring English sources

Among a small but distinguished group of architectural critics, he stood out as a master.

The latest addition to its small but distinguished discography was recorded live at last year's Rossini in Wildbad festival.

But Lang is outclassed by Vassily Primakov, the young Russian pianist who has been taken up by the small but distinguished Bridge label.

(At other times, he knew he was giving offence, and did so deliberately: he nursed a small but distinguished hate-list, prominent among them, to the last, Tony Benn).

In leaving the Braves after 21 years, John Smoltz joins a small but distinguished group of players who toiled for at least two decades with their original team before moving on.

The plight of the bereaved, meanwhile, gave rise to small but distinguished genre of reminiscence and reflection, from CS Lewis's A Grief Observed to Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking.

The film, from Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment, is the latest to explore the foibles of journalism as part of a small but sometimes distinguished cinematic subgenre.

CT can detect small, early-stage lung tumors, but distinguishing rare cancers from common benign conditions is difficult and has led to unnecessary procedures, radiation exposure, anxiety, and cost [6], [14] [16].

It had to be discreet and portable, he explained, and extremely small, which distinguished it from other products on the market.

The shape of the small braincase distinguished them from the more primitive Australopithecus genus, which preceded Homo and lived for many centuries with Homo in Africa.

You pull off in a small town, distinguished only by a bright blue Mosque set against a backdrop of sand-colored homes and desert.