Sentence examples for various distinguished from inspiring English sources

Writer mentions various distinguished guests encountered at the preview.

"The allegations that I, alone, or together with various distinguished comrades, have sought to remove His Excellency R G Mugabe from office are ridiculous," she said.

Which brings us to the last matter Rudoren deals with, the Israeli Supreme Court's recent, weird decision to reject a petition by various distinguished Israelis to recognize "Israeli" as a nationality.

"Post Hutton there has been a greater centralisation, or a desire for greater centralisation of editorial decision making... at the expense of the sort of independence previously exercised at the time when George Entwistle was running Newsnight or Peter Barron or various distinguished figures," said Paxman.

Severely handicapped though he was by malnutrition and alcoholism, Cosey spent the next several months in public libraries, painstakingly copying facsimiles and originals of the handwriting of various distinguished men in American history, producing what the law, using the adjective rather loosely, terms archeological forgeries.

Many real world systems can perform their tasks with various distinguished levels of efficiency usually referred to as performance rates.

Several distinguished painters of pottery are known.

So, already in his Advancement of Learning Bacon studied the nature of good and distinguished various kinds of good.

Reduction at a moderate temperature, prolonged even to several hours, converts only a small fraction of the oxide layer into metallic Co. XPS, TPR and TPO methods distinguished various states of oxygen and cobalt on the surface of the activated or partially activated samples.

The switch from the ancestral to the modern genotype occurred within the group of LTNP-VC (Table S1); differences in allelic frequency of various host factors distinguished these two groups.

As Roth's and Miller's editor at various points in their distinguished careers, I know that both men are far too busy -- and far too principled -- to read and praise books in order to indulge in petty political animus.