Sentences with phrase «very highest distinction»

Ms. Barcus has been awarded the very highest distinction (A.V.) in Martindale - Hubbell's legal ratings.

Mr. London has been awarded the very highest distinction (A.V.) in Martindale - Hubbell's legal ratings.

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Hence, in distinction from Wright, Whitehead believes the term «consciousness» should be reserved for a very high - grade and rare form of experience.

The distinction for bringing the highest body count and the most excessive amount of gore to the competition goes to Scottish director Lynne Ramsay for «You Were Never Really Here,» the very final film in the festival competition to be previewed for the press today, after a long ten days of screenings.

During his time as a superintendent Bobby led his district to the highest rating of Excellent with Distinction, the very first time for the district, and to a ranking among the top districts in the state for student growth.

In his early career Warhol forced the cultural establishment to integrate signs of crass consumerism (the Soup Cans) and commercial exploitation (the Marilyns) into the world of high art, thus helping to destroy the very distinction between high and low art.

And of course, that new distinction required higher pay to pretty much the very same thing that lowly weatherman does otherwise.

Boston has the distinction of being the state capital of Massachusetts, the largest city in the state, and the 10th largest metropolitan area with a very high urban concentration - so you most likely aren't riding your all - terrain vehicle around town.

It's nice to know that you have the highest pixel density going on a phone, but you can't help but feel that Sony did this because it wanted the distinction of offering a 4K display under its belt, rather than because it wanted users to enjoy very marginally superior images.

For certain distinctions, like paying higher basis points for purchase money loans than refinancings, it is very unlikely a loan originator could steer a potential borrower between one or the other, so the new rule would likely permit it.