Sentence examples for title of distinguished from inspiring English sources

Dr. Margulis had the title of distinguished university professor of geosciences at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, since 1988.

Nagoya University gave Akasaki the title of distinguished professor in 2004 and named the Akasaki Institute, completed in 2006, in his honour.

He has by all accounts taken the job very seriously, winning the title of "distinguished adjunct professor" and serving on the university's board of governors.

Mr. Taleb — who has worked as a derivatives trader and quantitative analyst, and who holds the title of distinguished professor of risk engineering at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University — writes with great certainty and vigor.

It is of no significance, for example, whether a man actually has the genius, or even the readership, to lay claim to the title of "distinguished author" as long as he understands the knack of projecting himself in that role within the hermetic confines of the celebrity world, where humanity is less significant than its image.

He was awarded the title of 'Distinguished Engineer'. .

Easily a thousand, estimates Jeff Jonas, who holds the titles of distinguished engineer and chief scientist at the IBM Entity Analytic Solutions group.

Al Gore's list of distinguished titles is long, but he still thinks about the one he didn't get.

A few miles away, Orgosolo has long held the distinguished title of bandit capital of Sardinia.

Later, in both England and France, the style became a title of honour, conferred for distinguished military service.

During the Russo-Japanese War (1904 05) he was chief of the general staff, and in 1907 he was awarded the title of prince for his distinguished service.