great distinction

He held this position for 21 years with great distinction.

Served with great distinction for a period of 15 years.

Like his father and brothers, he went into government service, but without great distinction.

But once in the service he had fought with great distinction.

But her memories made no great distinction between the one and the other.

But I just simply don't recall great distinctions being made.

In recent years, however, the paper has established a greater distinction between fact and opinion.

Although his work is less consistent in quality, it often shows great distinction.

Many thousands already have done so, often with great distinction and in responsible positions.

Each of these jobs he has served with great distinction."

All he could do was to congratulate West, a woman of great distinction, then as now.

First, they suggest making a greater distinction between individual Iranians and their government.

Undiscouraged, he tried again and won the next year with great distinction.

Lunia was a beautiful young woman with an air of great distinction.

Constructed from local granite it makes for great distinction in the area.

Now you're about to graduate with great distinction and enter a career that will require even more of you.

The life of conviction is man's great distinction from the animal kingdom.

Henceforth the Indians started playing the game with greater distinction.

As it is, however, this is a show of great distinction.

He acts, a lot, though not with great distinction.

A greater distinction between the two systems of safeguards, though, lies in their psychology.

Stockton was admitted to the bar in 1754 and soon rose to great distinction.

Still, there was no way for her not to be perceived as a person of great distinction who was also a woman.

Most of the smaller roles are sung adequately but without great distinction.

Then the other corner, occupied by a shuttered house of no great distinction.