Sentence examples for differentiated her from inspiring English sources

Van de Putte also differentiated her candidacy from that of state Sen. Wendy Davis (D), who is running for governor.

She was keen to differentiate her heroine from all the troubled "Girls" dominating crime fiction.

Cool yet demure with the on-trend midi-length differentiating her from the floor-length brigade.

Betzl says she initiated the four-day week to improve productivity and differentiate her business from other agencies.

She mentions her experiences away from DeLisle in an offhand way, as if to avoid differentiating her story from her mother's or her sisters'.

Her subject is nature, which differentiates her from most artists of the Washington Color School with which she is linked, who relied heavily on formal devices.

Ms. Cho said she can always differentiate her daughters' playing on a recording, having listened to them practicing all these years.

Anita Gillette neatly differentiates her role as Sam's drink-loving mother from her later role as the aged Nicole, bringing different shades of warmth to both.

Which would differentiate her slightly from Finnish metal band Lordi who ripped off Gwar and stormed to Eurovision success in 2006.

But in the acting challenge, Kennedy struggled to differentiate her characters (and her looks), while Ginger shone, Pearl cranked it out and even Violet finally found more than one note in her acting.

Here is Bill Jacobs, the motivational speaker encouraging business to "celebrate diversity", with some key exceptions; here's a campaigner for Parents of Pick-Axe Murdered Children (POPAMC), eager to differentiate her plight from that of other murdered kids' parents.