The personal ad is a minor art form (personals are also a convenient way to generate content and income at the same time), and some of the Voice's were distinguished for their ingenuity: "Stubborn, penniless, aristocratic, unstable nitwit expects to hear from idiotic, irresponsible, temperamental broad who can't keep her mind on anything.
18 1 Now Osiris was accompanied on his campaign, as the Egyptian account goes, by his two sons Anubis and Macedon, who were distinguished for their valour.
Berlin's writings are distinguished for their critical and historical insight.
"For the most part," one observer remarked in 1859, "long livers have been distinguished for their sober and industrious habits".
Copper composite coatings are distinguished for their low electrical resistivity in a temperature range from 170 to 400 K.
The seven are distinguished for their services to society, not criminality, yet they now survive in cramped, pestilential conditions, lacking essential medical care.
Furthermore, indolo[2,1-b][1,3]benzoxazines are distinguished for their excellent fatigue resistance as well as substantial quantum yield of photochromic transformation, both important for practical applications.
As a general treatise on republican government, the Federalist papers are distinguished for their comprehensive analysis of the means by which the ideals of justice, the general welfare, and the rights of individuals could be realized.
A counter case could be made that industries that are vigilant about copyright infringement — action-figure franchises, say, or television sitcoms — may have made a lot of money for the corporations that own them, but the results have not generally been distinguished for their creativity.
But sainthood does not imply infallibility in either judgment or administration; since the second century there have been those who, whatever their faults, have been distinguished for their personal sanctity, and in those early days the primary constituent in determining who they were was usually popular acclaim.
The papacy, without hearing the defense in favour of Harold's succession, gave its blessing to an invasion of a people who had always been distinguished for their loyalty to Rome, and this papal support helped William to collect his army widely.
