Sentence examples for someone distinguished from inspiring English sources

Everyone knew that a lover was a man's partner, his special someone, distinguished from boyfriends and more casual relationships often called "tricks," an abominable word from the sex trade.

Normally given by someone distinguished in the field (this may last up to about an hour long).

The general himself said that it would be necessary to go back a long way in French history to find someone as distinguished as Couve.

"Someone may distinguish himself in the red zone, someone may distinguish himself on third down," he said Saturday.

But the aptness of the dialectical method to discern the nature of the good has already been emphasized in the Republic (534b c): " Unless someone can distinguish in an account the Form of the good from everything else, can survive all refutation as if in battle... you will say that he does not know the good itself or any other good.

Harvard Kennedy School Professor and CNN political anlayst David Gergen, who also appearded on the program, disagreed: "I just don't understand why someone who has lived a life of excellence, someone who has distinguished herself in role after role, including that of solicitor general, can possibly be described as someone who is sort of mediocre.

Do you know someone who is distinguished within their field, a young alumna/us who is doing great things, or someone who has served the Pratt School of Engineering immensely over their lifetime?

Quailing, Chris was suddenly his anguished seventeen-year-old self again, stripped of his disguise as someone experienced and distinguished.

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

It implies that he remained, in his mind, a painter of mixed artistic heritage, someone from elsewhere, distinguished by his difference from those around him.

Voters say they want a candidate who's not a Washington insider, but they also want someone sufficiently worldly and distinguished to be electable.