Sentence examples similar to continued distinguished from inspiring English sources

Use the debate to continue distinguishing yourself from Romney.

He continued, "what distinguished our Imam [Khomeini] and our revolution from other movements is that the Islamic Revolution brought forth the Islamic Republic.

The Fifth Platoon continued to distinguish itself.

Descendants of this line continued to distinguish themselves at war.

Mr. Clinton's stance tracked American public opinion, which continued to distinguish gay rights from other civil rights causes.

Over the years, Farragut, who continued to distinguish himself during the war, has been the subject of myth-making.

LUCIE, Fla .— Wilmer Flores has continued to distinguish himself as one of the more promising hitters in the Mets' organization.

These qualities, along with a rich comic sense and a gift for analyzing the tensions and complexities in sophisticated sexual relationships, continued to distinguish her work.

Writing books from the 16th century through the present day have continued to distinguish between ordinary handwriting and the more decorative calligraphy.

Even after the 1985 amendment, Raymore maintains, the Fed continued to distinguish between a guarantor and an applicant in its interpretations.

According to Arnold's 1995 book "Lives of Promise: What Becomes of High School Valedictorians," these students continued to distinguish themselves academically in college; a little less than sixty per cent pursued graduate studies.