Sentence examples for the less distinguished from inspiring English sources

But there's an awful lot of it, and the less distinguished moments begin to blur.

But the longer the gig goes on, and the more jokes there are about gay people and women being abused, the less distinguished Chappelle's comedy seems to get.

Unfortunately, I saw it with one of the less distinguished casts of the festival; Sergei Alexashkin was the only standout, singing Yuri with a booming, charismatic bass.

Australia's change brought us in line with United States, which did the same thing in the Copyright Extension Act of 1998, named after the less distinguished half of Sonny and Cher.

But the sharper rhetoric is disturbingly familiar to some experts, who see the candidates and their media counterparts as playing on race in ways discouragingly reminiscent of some of the less distinguished episodes of national presidential politics.

I'm an unbeliever, understandably, having spent time in spiritual communion with some of the less distinguished Season 1 episodes of Buffy; my conversion point was "The Pack," which I'm happy to argue about any day.

This was her second film with Anthony Hopkins and they were reunited - albeit from opposite sides of the Atlantic - for the rather less distinguished 84 Charing Cross Road (1986).

Finally, in the twelfth, with less distinguished direction and with possible new subdirections, the mentioned classical commutative and noncommutative geometry and algebroid methods seem to have a perspective to the geometric quantization, spin networks and path quantum gravity, Fedosov spaces, Hopf algebras, and quantum group geometry; see references and algebroid related discussions in [1].

The orchestra sounded less distinguished than it had a week before in "Madama Butterfly".

His father, Archie, a college star at Ole Miss who went on to a distinguished career with the less than distinguished Saints, inspired "The Ballad of Archie Who," a charging Southern anthem about "the best dadburned quarterback to ever play the game," which reportedly was a top jukebox selection back in the day in his native Mississippi.

Lennon, that superb writer and journalist, made a glorious film, The Rocky Road to Dublin, which was worth a dozen movies in the CV of a less distinguished man.