Sentence examples for distinction himself from inspiring English sources

He may not have been aware of this distinction himself.

Fair enough, but Mayweather seems to have trouble making the distinction himself.

Earls and Bowe were outstanding wide out as was Zebo in linking with the wings in territory he occupied with distinction himself until dropped at the end of last season.

Daisey himself, for the sake of his own story, or even for the sake of reform, or because he was too remote from the catechismal differences between one kind of truth and another, did not make the distinction himself.

The first biography of a many-minded Czech writer (of novels, plays, essays, biography, journalism) who was an international literary figure in the 1920's and 30's but has faded from view, partly because of the limited reach of his language.; by a Czech novelist and playwright of considerable distinction himself.

He made the distinction himself in his paper at the Sixth International Congress of Genetics in 1932, when he contrasted his approach with Haldane's: The one approach [Haldane's] … is analytic and deductive.

Banville concedes the similarity, but maintains that there is a fundamental distinction between himself and Nabokov.

If you're uncertain about the distinction, Helm himself is very clear: "The Nick Helm in Uncle is a prick.

(It is a significant distinction: Wanamaker himself always said that he was a merchant, not a capitalist).

His speech seemed intended to draw a distinction between himself and Mr. Cuomo, the son of a former governor.

"I think I know who Deep Throat was," Mr. Sears confidently declared in firmly declining the distinction for himself.