Sentence examples for was very distinguished from inspiring English sources
The result was very distinguished, but perhaps not terribly sexy – John Betjeman, Laurie Lee, V.S. Pritchett turned out.
Auguries for the show were good from the beginning: indispensable loans were forthcoming worldwide and the curatorial team was very distinguished.
He was very distinguished looking and had a studied air of confidence, the posture and calm of someone used to giving orders and having them obeyed instantly.
And even though Albania may be a small country, it was very distinguished in Europe as being about the only country that had economic growth in 2009 and is growing again in 2010.
Barring a certain gloss, a modern blandness, there was very little to distinguish these new buildings from the genuine article.
The tawny-flanked prinia was very poor at distinguishing a similar-appearing foreign egg from its own by sight.
Due to high temperatures and wind, it was very difficult to distinguish the fires, and this soon escalated into an environmental disaster.
It was very difficult to distinguish in 1H nuclear magnetic resonance (n.m.r).
But Mr Craig said it was very difficult to distinguish between the two.
Thus, it was very difficult to distinguish HIT patients from non-HIT patients through clinical information alone.
