Sentence examples for differentiating you from from inspiring English sources

Consciousness ascribes meaning to the pattern of photons hitting your retina, thus differentiating you from a digital camera.

What differentiates you from the competition?

And that differentiates you from 99% of the population.

That would differentiate you from a lot of the tosh.

One of the key things that will differentiate you from other graduates is your work experience.

Early on, being innovative is what differentiates you from the rest.

If almost everybody has a college degree, getting one doesn't differentiate you from the pack.

You should take time to understand who your competitors are and identify what differentiates you from them.

"When you've got the big house, and you're driving a Jaguar, what differentiates you from every asshole dentist in the Valley?" Shelley De Angelus, who worked for Broad as his curator in the eighties and nineties, said.

"My first reaction is that in any kind of marketing opportunity, if you give up something that is desirable and differentiates you from your competition, it's too bad, and that's what this is," said Alberto Ibargüen, a former PBS board chairman and president and chief executive of the Knight Foundation, which finances some public broadcasting initiatives.

[This] shows the organisation that you are truly interested, shows initiative and differentiates you from others".