Sentence examples for differentiating oneself from from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, the choice between blending in and differentiating oneself from the rest of the wireless pack has become such an excruciating one that many people opt out of the decision altogether and put their phones on vibrate mode.
At least for some, demonstrating success during the Chinese New Year holidays this year isn't just about stuffing a hongbao full of money and bringing home a suitable partner, it is also about differentiating oneself from negative Chinese stereotypes.
Engagement facilitates differentiating oneself from other actors, identifies similarities with others, and more generally helps to construct the political environment within which one is working.
And that most child psychologists say it's a vital time in terms of forming identity and differentiating oneself from one's parents, yada, yada, yada.
As the job market becomes more competitive and options for social media grow, the need to differentiate oneself from the pack is greater.
By contrast, consumption in Baudrillard's early writings is itself a kind of labor, "an active manipulation of signs," a way of inserting oneself within the consumer society, and working to differentiate oneself from others.
But then comes the break with tradition for which Fashion is always responsible and the need to differentiate oneself from the more conforming crowd.
Australian adults with T1DM identified strongly with the T1DM in-group, largely as a way to differentiate oneself from other groups of people with diabetes.
A problem of differentiating one from another? A. Yes.
As Chris Gray says, part of the enjoyment comes from differentiating fact from fiction.
