She felt able to distinguish herself.
And she had just enough of everything — touch, color sense, humor, love of painting, sophistication — to distinguish herself.
"I need a job," said Ms. Ullah, wearing a bright pink wristband to distinguish herself as a job hunter.
Ms. Browne, 50, is careful to distinguish herself from what she calls "storefront gypsies who take advantage of people's fear".
Warren, who was the first prominent Democrat to enter the 2020 race for president, has aimed to distinguish herself in the battle of ideas.
However, she will distinguish herself from her competitors, have a response when voters or the press say candidates' aren't offering specifics, and appeal to core Democratic voters.
Unless many candidates drop out soon and she can distinguish herself in the field it will be very difficult to do well in early primary states.
PHOENIX — It says a lot about Jiyai Shin's golf game that she recently colored her black hair a wheat hue to distinguish herself.
So when Livni tries to distinguish herself by campaigning on a slogan like "Netanyahu — International boycott; Livni — Diplomatic Solution," she just looks silly.
The 24-year-old has emerged from the doldrums of women's tennis in Britain to distinguish herself as a genuine viable trailblazer for a new, more prosperous era.
To distinguish herself from her husband and attempt to move out of his shadow, Sage often refused to exhibit with Tanguy; she broke that rule in 1954 when both artists showcased their work at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut.
