Sentence examples for there was distinguished from inspiring English sources

There was distinguished poetry as well.

There was an endless parade of marquee performers, from U2 (which opened the show by premiering its new single, "Get On Your Boots," from a forthcoming album) to Coldplay (whose frontman, Chris Martin, admitted that his band isn't "the heaviest kind of rock") to Sir Paul McCartney (whose one zillionth rendition of "I Saw Her Standing There" was distinguished by the presence of Dave Grohl on drums).

The Steiner movement insists there are distinguished scientists among its ex-pupils – such as the US physicist John Fitzallen Moore – but it's much harder to make up lost ground in physics or maths than it is in the humanities.

Barring a few passages, Mr. Hobson played with an impressive technique, and there were distinguished moments, like his probing account of the Adagio.

Stefan Goellner, now a Web site developer, remembers that there were distinguished faculty back when he attended Stony Brook more than 20 years ago, earning his bachelor's and master's degrees in computer science.

"Now there is distinguished pathological evidence showing that the shot that killed Cheryl James may not have been self-inflicted," said Alison Foster QC. "Third party involvement is more than merely speculative, according to this inquest's pathologist".

There were distinguished segments based on sample periodogram.

There are distinguished Trichichnus appendicus displaying thin appendages.

There are distinguishing morphological features, including leaf colour, seed size and apiculus hair length, but the variation for these traits precludes using them to definitively classify varieties into subspecies (Kato et al., 1928; Oka, 1988).

The entire performance, presented by the World Music Institute, was distinguished; there was no weak link.

Of course, there are distinguishing characteristics.