Sentence examples for differentiating him from from inspiring English sources
"I don't see irony in Richard's work in the end; there's a real pathos there," she said, differentiating him from Warhol and trying to soften the prevailing image of him as one of the darkest excavators of the American soul.
It was a fake finger the 2,000 Year Old Man added to his left hand to leave a distinctive print, differentiating him from the other stars who'd been commemorated in cement near the TLC Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
"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".
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.
Although Mr. Hübbe dances with the Coquette, superbly uninhibited in Jenifer Ringer's performance, his sheer magnetism differentiates him from the others.
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.
Luther said that what differentiated him from previous reformers was that they attacked the life of the church, while he confronted its doctrine.
That technically differentiates him from other great government leakers of recent history, like Daniel Ellsberg, of Pentagon Papers fame, and Mark Felt, the deputy FBI director in the early 1970s.
It also differentiated him from many of the other great Modernist poets of the period, for whom disintegration or chaos represented a more seductive aesthetic.
