Sentence examples for certainly distinguished from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raymond certainly distinguished himself as an oil executive.

Mr. Tetzlaff's technique is certainly distinguished, but I was even more struck by the way his deep interior involvement with the music was coupled with a self-effacing humility.

O'Rourke's comfort level in that arena certainly distinguished him from Abrams.

The four-cello version of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" certainly distinguishes this from other Bartok collections.

For the moment at least, this certainly distinguishes London from other capitals – from Paris, say, with its poor confined to the outer areas.

You could certainly distinguish between using a labour-market definition of "overpaid" in that context, and using a different definition in contexts of social justice or the social value of different activities.

The blue dots are subtle, but they certainly distinguish those results.

Marty Whitman: And I would certainly distinguish between the two classes of value investors.

Including all the relations in the referring expression would certainly distinguish two instances of the same class, but such referring expressions would be too large.

Well that certainly distinguishes him from the rest of humanity.

The absence of sectarian strife, terrorism, and violence waged against Western expatriates and tourists certainly distinguishes Oman from other Middle Eastern countries.