Sentence examples for utterly distinguished from inspiring English sources
Mr. Masur's Beethoven is utterly distinguished.
But the Beethoven performances were utterly distinguished.
Whatever the reaction to this new opera over time, "L'Amour de Loin," the most important offering of this summer's ambitious festival, is an often transfixing and utterly distinguished work.
Nancy Pelosi, the House minority whip, said the Democrats had failed utterly to distinguish themselves from the opposition.
Things started off dismayingly when Mr. Cowell, who is mentoring the "girls" group, booted Tora Woloshin, perhaps the spunkiest and most interesting contestant in the field, and inexplicably kept the utterly average Simone Battle, who distinguished herself in an earlier round by forgetting her lyrics.
This, suggests that "youngsters" – and by that he must mean 18-year-olds as the game is rated 18 – are utterly unable to distinguish between different influences in their lives.
They are pleasant and nice looking and utterly without distinguishing features.
It's not that the music is particularly distinguished, but there's something utterly original in the way the playfully diabolic lyrics bask in the sunshiny Broadway sound (lushly drawn out by the orchestra under Stephen Oremus' music direction).
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