Sentence examples for to have distinguished from inspiring English sources

Sarkozy was widely seen, ironically, to have distinguished himself in leaving office.

McKellen is by no means the only Boltonian to have distinguished himself in the world.

What seems to have distinguished me is the fact that I was a "woman programmer".

A leader in pediatric surgical education, he mentored scores of fellows who went on to have distinguished careers.

Several of his articles became celebrated and much studied texts, and a number of his graduate students went on to have distinguished careers at Yale and elsewhere.

Dozens of women took that path, and many - like Margaret Chase Smith, who filled the Maine seat for the Republicans left when her husband, Clyde Smith - went on to have distinguished careers in their own right.

Though the stories told in creepypasta are various, they tend to have distinguishing features.

Garden Grove Police rewarded Cooper for his bravery with a special coin that is given to those who have distinguished themselves in the community.

He presents a convincing challenge to the critics who have distinguished too rigidly between the realist and the experimental novel.

All four attended Whitman College, and went on to earn doctorates and have distinguished careers as scientists and academics.

In addition to having distinguishing scientific features, adaptive trials also may involve ethical considerations that differ from more traditional randomized trials.