Sentence examples for differentiate him from inspiring English sources

Yet he is the opposite of an exceptional or extraordinary character; what does differentiate him from average people, however, is that he never settles down into average situations.

From the hamlet, in order to differentiate him from many another John Davies in Wales, he gained the name to which he was fondly referred to – John Bwlchllan.

Moir was born in Leeds and as a child was known by his second name, Roderick, to differentiate him from his father and grandfather, both called James.

How: He's described as the 'Cowboy Capitalist', presumably to differentiate him from the hordes of Marxist cowboys about whom we hear so much.

The exhibition's curator, Michelle Ho, believes the points of inquiry in Mr. Utarit's works are what most differentiate him from his contemporaries.

But how had she intuited that she liked him, since he'd said almost nothing to her and there must have been little to differentiate him from the other party guests?

What differentiates him from a bootlegger?

"He also has credibility as a military hero, so it differentiates him from Bush, but it also differentiates him from Kerry in that he gets credit for Kosovo".

Giambi said Alejo's background differentiates him from Anderson, Bonds's personal trainer.

His advisers say his positive presentation differentiates him from the other candidates.

Although Mr. Hübbe dances with the Coquette, superbly uninhibited in Jenifer Ringer's performance, his sheer magnetism differentiates him from the others.