Sentence examples for differentiating myself from inspiring English sources

"I'm not having any trouble differentiating myself from George Bush and Washington, D.C.," she said, adding that voters are responding to her calls to control state spending.

I always asked to celebrate my birthday there, or to go at vacation time, making the place particularly mine as a way of differentiating myself, not least from my brother, who was a year older and looked much more Pakistani.

CJ: First, differentiating myself and learning to say no.

I have definitely tried to use my technical background as a way of differentiating myself.

How do I differentiate myself?

I wanted to differentiate myself from Portlandia.

"I needed to find a way to differentiate myself from him".

I've always gone out of my way to differentiate myself.

"At the same time I need something more to differentiate myself from other vacation rental companies and individual homeowners".

I tried to differentiate myself from them because I'm a writer, and there's less prestige associated with my line of work.

As he told the Munich newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, in 2010, "I have spent my entire life trying to differentiate myself from my father, to distance myself," and "journalists have a hard time respecting that".