Sentence examples for differentiated it from inspiring English sources

Early games in the series were especially noted for its realistic digitized sprites (which differentiated it from its contemporaries' hand-drawn sprites) and an extensive use of palette swapping to create new characters.

In my opinion, its take on sharing data really differentiated it.

"The twin-towered facade differentiated it from New York's single-towered Protestant Gothic Revival churches," Edward F. Bergman wrote in "The Spiritual Traveler: New York City" (HiddenSpring, 2001).

The only brief we gave agencies was, 'Can you find a single, integrated idea?' Grey came at it with an energy and passion that really differentiated it".

This countrypolitan impulse lent a pop-oriented tint to country's hillbilly and country-and-western roots and differentiated it from the anarchic rumblings of rock 'n' roll, thereby making it appealing to older audiences outside the South and West.

While True Detective was as much of a standard police procedural as any of the other cop drams on TV, what differentiated it was all that "Time is a flat circle" talk that everyone quotes.

The initiative — which Orbitz believes will differentiate it from its online competitors — will be in effect through July 15, Orbitz said.

Aceh, by contrast, would not: little except its wealth differentiates it from other Indonesian provinces.

Its size differentiates it from the β-sheet of soluble proteins.

Best Buy, however, is hoping that its service will help differentiate it from discount retailers like Wal-Mart.

Therefore, adequate recognition of its radiological patterns is vital to differentiate it from malignancy.