Sentence examples for the most distinguished example from inspiring English sources
In Edwardian England, Erskine Childers's The Riddle of the Sands was the most distinguished example of an "invasion scare" genre that would morph into John Buchan's The Thirty-Nine Steps.
Just before or just after the first world war was a popular setting for stories with an overtone of catastrophe, the most distinguished examples being JL Carr's A Month In the Country and Isabel Colegate's The Shooting Party (both 1980).
NNScore [8], Rfscore [9], and SFCscore [10] are among the most distinguished examples.
Perhaps the most distinguished and powerful example of this newly revived genre is Jo Baker's recent novel, "Longbourn," which asks readers to think of the unpleasant chores that make up the unwritten backdrop to one of the most celebrated novels in English literature.
For example, Melvyn Weiss, one of the most distinguished securities plaintiffs lawyers in the country, says he does not know what documents Andersen shredded but suggests it may have acted to get rid of documents that Enron itself destroyed.
The most distinguished of these writers was Sherwood Anderson.
Sahbaz was the most distinguished of the group.
The most distinguished member of the winter colony is Quadrangle.
The most distinguished proponent of that theory is Arthur Danto.
"The most distinguished and eloquent voice of racing.
He is among the most distinguished Shakespeareans of his age.
