Sentence examples for somewhat distinguished from inspiring English sources

But on the national stage, he has been somewhat distinguished as a prominent African-American leader in her camp.

Based on these data, phytoliths from foxtail millet and green foxtail, while similar, can be somewhat distinguished from each other, and that only the ΩIII patterns of epidermal long cells in the upper lemmas and paleas can be used to statistically distinguish foxtail millet from green foxtail.

This is pretty distinguished".

Some 65 years later, the medal symbolising the courage of Cpl Ram has become embroiled in allegations of conduct of a somewhat less distinguished nature which have put his military honour at the heart of an international dispute involving the Indian government, Scotland Yard, an eminent Mayfair auction house and the dead hero's 78-year-old widow.

CONCERTS IN TOWN INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL July 23 at 8 30: The final week of the pianist Jerome Rose's annual series begins with a recital by Philippe Entremont, who won widespread renown for his recordings in the nineteen-fifties and sixties only to move on to a somewhat less distinguished career as a conductor.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet CONCERTS IN TOWN INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL July 23 at 8 30: The final week of the pianist Jerome Rose's annual series begins with a recital by Philippe Entremont, who won widespread renown for his recordings in the nineteen-fifties and sixties only to move on to a somewhat less distinguished career as a conductor.

For Rawnsley, this was attained via a distinguished career as a somewhat sympathetic political journalist.

Goldsworthy is a distinguished biographer of Julius Caesar, and his somewhat mistitled entrant to the lists, "Antony and Cleopatra" (Yale; $35), is a four-hundred-page work of Roman military and political history.

"I grew up when cricketers were the somewhat languid gentlemen of a reasonably mature age, physique and a distinguished pate.

This distinguished-looking gentleman would appear at your door somewhat sloshed and ask, Were your trees slaggard?

Somewhat in the spirit of "The Buena Vista Social Club," the film documents studio sessions by some distinguished Latin jazz practitioners, like Puente, Chucho Valdes, Chico O'Farrill and Paquito D'Rivera, having a laugh here with Trueba.