Sentence examples for truly distinguished from inspiring English sources

The men's wear focus has truly distinguished J. Crew.

To see a truly distinguished mind at war with faith, read this book.

Dante was the first truly distinguished practitioner, but his monumental work, the Divine Comedy, is written in verse, not prose.

Only the reliably excellent Ms. Day gives a truly distinguished performance, culminating in the wrenching delivery of Willa's climactic speech about the loss of her daughter.

Your one-dimensional characterization debases the discussion of serious issues and threatens the ability of any president to appoint truly distinguished people to the bench.

And though Thiago Soares made the male lead in "Diamonds" look merely conventional, Rupert Pennefather's truly distinguished dancing drew attention to both his solos' slightest details and to the way their heroic flair is set against remarkably quiet music.

But for a long time it must have been the house's contents that were truly anomalous: a careful, distinguished library of thousands of volumes.

The one bit of truly luxurious casting was the distinguished baritone James Maddalena as the malignant mobster Meyer Wolfsheim, a potentially juicy role criminally underdrawn by Mr. Harbison but treated by Mr. Maddalena with his customary clarity and sensitivity.

Arnie was a truly beloved master psychoanalyst and educator and a distinguished and compassionate teacher and supervisor.

He praised Ken Livingstone, "a distinguished public servant", the man who truly spoke for London after the 7/7 bomb attacks.

I think it's a good thing that a society celebrates its most distinguished citizens, those who have done something truly remarkable – whether grand and famous or quiet and unsung.