Sentence examples for were less distinguished from inspiring English sources
The Oberwald Mystery (1980) and Identification of a Woman (1982) were less distinguished.
Other appetizers were less distinguished, from dull, heavy stuffed artichoke to veal soup that combined stringy meat and timid stock.
He succeeded his father as director of the Paris Observatory in 1771, but his achievements as an astronomer were less distinguished then those as a geodesist and cartographer.
The same, he had noticed years earlier, seemed to be true in the case of "eminence": the children of J. S. Bach, for example, may have been more musically distinguished than average, but they were less distinguished than their father.
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.
were less easily distinguished at this farm.
Benign images were less accurately distinguished from viewed pictures than were negative emotional images, when instructions prompted attention to unhelpful information such as size.
The four L-type BSE challenged animals were less easily distinguished as the migration of the unglycosylated PrPres band was similar to the classical BSE control when detected with mAbs SHA31 and SAF84, and they were also not detected with mAb P4.
However, the female PB signatures were less accurate in distinguishing the non-irradiated from 50 cGy irradiated male mice, with improved accuracy in predicting non-irradiated samples from male mice irradiated with higher doses of radiation (200 cGy and 1000 cGy; Figure 2C).
Participants were less accurate at distinguishing truthful from false opinions when the sender's opinion was inconsistent with their own.
Immunostains were less helpful in distinguishing ER+ cancers with and without loss of the wt BRCA1 allele.
