Sentence examples for differentiated herself from inspiring English sources
It's true -- 25-year-old Fox has differentiated herself from other actresses her age both personally and professionally.
On both guns and national security, Clinton has often differentiated herself from her Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders.
First, Williamson has long differentiated herself from her fellow travelers in advocating formal political activism around issues such as gay marriage, the establishment of a federal Department of Peace, and the need to raise voter turnout among women.
Within the genre in which she belongs, she has always differentiated herself in, not only the way she presents herself, but rather her personality and the music she plays.
"She differentiated herself rapidly with respect to Iran," said Julia Sweig, director of the Global Brazil Initiative at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Two years ago, in a meeting, after she differentiated herself, a black Jehovah's Witness, from her predecessors, who were white and Jewish, she received a reprimand from the Education Department and was sent for sensitivity training.
Richardson herself, though hardly cast against type, gives one of the best and most subtly differentiated performances of her career as the two women.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
Typically these machines are differentiated by d.p.i.
