Sentence examples for was less distinguished from inspiring English sources

Prussian Rococo sculpture was less distinguished, though the decorations of Johann August Nahl are among the most imaginative in Germany.

The singing around her was less distinguished, though the minor characters sustained a good professional level (as they often do not in larger houses).

The pan-fried sea bass with crushed potatoes, beans and caper butter (£12) is excellent, the fish given a tough, crispy skin against a muscular body; while the roast beef with roast potatoes, carrots, greens, Yorkshire pudding, horseradish and gravy (£13.50) is less distinguished from ordinary pub fare, though not bad at all.

At school I, like Jess, had been reasonably bright and flourished in the arts but was less than distinguished in the academic field.

My short time at the club was even less distinguished.

As Vanessa Vanakorn, she was somewhat less distinguished on Tuesday, finishing in 67th place out of 67 finishers in the women's giant slalom.

Among Japanese Americans, the CERAD Neuropsychology Battery distinguished nondemented persons from those with dementia, but was less consistent in distinguishing levels of severity of dementia.

Because simulation in this study used real phenotypic data as the background effect, it was less likely to distinguish the false positives from the true positives in the simulated population [37].

One competing measure we considered was the average nearest-neighbor correlation in gene expression, which clearly was less effective in distinguishing the two cancer phenotypes.

While the model is able to successfully discriminate those patients with a positive outcome (P1P2) from those with a negative outcome (N1N2), it was less accurate in distinguishing those patients who achieved a positive outcome in either PHQ-9 or GAD-7 scores alone (P1N2 or N1P2).

were less easily distinguished at this farm.