Sentence examples for distinction her from inspiring English sources

"Who said that?" Ms. Jones demanded when told of the distinction, her mouth agape between smiles.

Fondrie has an additional distinction: Her 26-word entry is the shortest in the Bulwer-Lytton contest's nearly 30-year history.

Whether she achieved fame or notoriety is a distinction her fashion-obsessed modern-day counterparts might not be inclined to make.

Her current touring spectacle, the Diamonds World Tour, celebrates that distinction, her 37 million albums sold, her general fabulosity, and perhaps not so much her tabloid-baiting personal life.

Though she didn't gaslight the country from the White House briefing room during the administration's opening months — that would be Sean Spicer's distinction — her work on behalf of a liar constituted an awkward ramp-up to an editing position at a cable-news network.

"Magical realism", Mia Chung's description of its genre, doesn't begin to do justice to the distinctiveness and distinction of her play.

They also manage to push the great passion and distinction of her life — her pursuit and exercise of power — into the background.

She made little distinction between her paintings and her design work, considering all to be part of a practice of bringing art into everyday life.

It is something to think of, and it gives her a sort of distinction among her companions".

However, Byrd acknowledged a clear distinction between her and Dolezal, who denounced her white heritage and purposely decided to change her appearance to identify as black.

Cyclist Nicole Cooke had hoped to achieve that distinction, but her attempt to follow up her Beijing gold in the women's road race failed when she finished 31st in London on Sunday.