Sentence examples for so distinguished from inspiring English sources

In anticipation of a year of much spectacle and some substance, test your knowledge of the distinguished, and sometimes not so distinguished, history of the presidential campaign.

However, its influence was not so distinguished.

The company then performed "Danses Concertantes," the ballet whose 1989 revival she had so distinguished.

But according to newly released documents, Mr. Jerome's military record was not so distinguished.

Chemistry is paramount in a string quartet, especially one with so distinguished a legacy.

But, as it turns out, Mr. Jerome's military record was not so distinguished.

But it is the shape and quiet intensity of Mr. Kaufmann's phrasing that make his singing so distinguished here.

He so distinguished himself in the classroom that he was carried to studies at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris.

For someone with so distinguished a clientele, his shop is quite small, perhaps 4 by 4 feet.

RECITALS ALFRED BRENDEL Europe's philosopher king of the keyboard is one of the few musicians so distinguished that they can avoid contemporary music without fear of ridicule.

Although not so distinguished a scholar as some editors of the Britannica, Napier influenced the encyclopaedia's development by acquiring as contributors a host of knowledgeable, independent-minded specialists.